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Anonymous

13 Oct 2021

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Have retired since April 2021 and my investment portfolio have payout of 75% pa. looking for other way to grow the investment for passive income.

Currently looking at stocks and property.

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JK

Edited 13 Oct 2021

Please share your strategy or technique!? Thanks!!!

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Keanu Lim

13 Oct 2021

75% p.a.?!??!!!! please share how thanks

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Not a financial advisor

13 Oct 2021

I’ll retire now if please tell me how to get 75% pa :(...

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