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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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What are some of the RSS plans available for retail investors? What are the risks? Will there be dividend paid to investors?

Watched the FB LIVE yesterday on the RSS season now that there are discounts. Thinking to get started in 2019.

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Nicholes Wong

16 Jan 2019

Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

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The usual stock risks. You have to be able to handle volatility in stocks to hold on if not you will just pull out when the price drops which is not good. Yea there will be dividends and some you can choose to reinvest the dividends if im not wrong.

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