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16 Nov 2020

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Is the FSSA dividend advantage A QDIS from OCBC a good investment (if the goal is to get at least 10% returns per year)? Or will money be better spent elsewhere?

Will this product be a good buy assuming the sales commission offered is 1.5%? I couldn’t find any reviews online. OCBC financial advisor recommended this unit trust to get dividends and wait for capital gains.

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1M45

16 Nov 2020

You buy from brokage 0% sale charge for unit trust. This unit trust OK. No need buy from bank, set up an account and buy yourself..

Click on the fund factsheet:

https://secure.fundsupermart.com/fsm/funds/fact...

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