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Anonymous

24 Nov 2020

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General Investing

I'm a late starter. I'm 69 years old and have money to invest. I want a balanced portfolio. I'm thinking Dividend Growth stocks might be a good idea. Is it?

Any suggestions for dividend growth stocks?

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1M45

24 Nov 2020

Have u max out ur RA? then CPF life will give max monthly payout $2k+

Yes. Dividend stock is good for retirememt age' cashflow is more important than capital gain at this stage.

SG Bank, Reits and unit trust.

Should aim for 3-4% dividend p.a. REIT, usually is more stable.

SG bank super safe. Govt wont let them go bust

Unit trust aim for monthly dividend payout. Because stock normally payout quaterly.

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