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Anonymous

2d ago

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Is bonds or REIT better to form part of portfolio? Any one can share or type of bonds or reit to buy

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I.L.

1d ago

#Not proper financial advice.

I prefer bonds for stability during this volatile period.

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Financelearner

1d ago

Bonds are relatively stable and less volatile and they have fixed dividend while REITs are more volatile and dividend can be unstable so it's up to you.

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1M45

2d ago

If u want to buy bond either SSB , Tbill or Bond issue by our 3 local banks which unlikely to d...

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