Anonymous

18 Aug 2020

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I want to invest in stocks for 10 odd years and wants to enjoy dividends. Any stock suggestions?

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Frankie Rappaport

17 Aug 2020

Since investing into dividend ETF is not universally accepted as a cheap and successful strategy i suggest a compromise win-win 'hybrid':

S&P 500 passive indexing ETF (f.ex. VOO) that has historically

great capital appreciation and currently still nice annual dividends of ca. 1.8%

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saylavee

17 Aug 2020

Singapore stocks have been well known for paying good dividends unlike US where they get taxed 30% but since Covid, many have been cutting down or giving in terms of additional shares eg DBS. Reits and Blue Chip companies are some of those. Doydd.

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Wilson Nid A Break

17 Aug 2020

Go ahead with capital you are willing to committ that long then...

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