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Anonymous

28 Aug 2020

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DBS Script Dividends Scheme. Can I hear some of your thoughts? Whether i should take cash or share?

Recently I just bought my DBS share and i'm eligible to choose either cash or share. If its share, its 1 share only. And i heard that odd lots are usually hard to sell. But if i'm keeping it for long terms wise, extra 1 shares = one more extra dividend in the future?

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Lee John

28 Aug 2020

Go with script. For cash, you may not be able to do much with the small sum. However with script, you can get dividends from it.

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