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Anonymous

19 Jul 2019

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If I were to invest in REITS, is it a better choice to do it with a regular Savings Plan with POSB?

I am unsure which is better- to do a RSP or a lump sum investment for REITs

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Gabriel Tham

19 Jul 2019

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POSB does not have regular savings plan for REITs.

POSB Invest saver only has STI ETF and ABF SG bond ETF.

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