Anonymous

04 Jan 2020

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General Investing

I'm keen to start DBS RSP for STI ETF. Are there guaranteed dividends on the ETFs?

If yes, how much are the dividends? Does it get credited as cashback into my DBS acct? If not then how do I get it?

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Wilson Nid A Break

04 Jan 2020

Please avoid STI index as a vehicle for ETF investing, when there's much better performing, historically proven index out there such as the S&P 500.
Buying an index ETF is akin to buying a basket of companies, so if most of these companies paid out a dividend, yes you will received it. But how much dividends is going to be paid off is never guaranteed.

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