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I've been reading a lot about investing for beginners, and index investing into the STI ETF is one of the most recommended methods. But at the same time, I've read a lot about dividend growth investing and want to try my hand at it. Was wondering if its advisable for me to do an RSP into STI ETF and try my hand at Dividend Growth Investing as well
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Colin Lim
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Singapore is a small market compare to US, HK and global markets. In terms of growth,not much potential.
singapore is a developed country and thus dividend have potential and we don't have tax regulation: https://www.iras.gov.sg/IRASHome/Individuals/Lo...
if u are looking at decent dividends, you can look at companies that are monopoly an duopoly.
Reits is the IN thing now for dividend.
index investing is safe bet and u don't waste time to do a lot of research. Low cost.
I looking at US indexes & stocks for growth. Investing in reits and cash cow stocks to have decent dividends. So yes, you can do both.