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Hi all, my late dad had shares of the above mentioned. I'm really curious what this is about. We had the certificate of purchase (bought it in the 90's) and the price ($10/ share) stated on the certificate is the same as what NTUC will pay out to us today ($10/share). What benefit does it has? Dividend? He bought it twice. This requires nomination too, if not a probate is required. :(
There is little information online, hopefully someone could enlighten me. Cheers and thanks!
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Kenichi Xi
18 Sep 2018
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The straight forward answer for NTUC INCOME HEALTHCARE SHARES is to visit NTUC INCOME INSURANCE to find out the benefit and whether it has a dividend payment policy.
From what I know and have from NTUC INCOME COOPERATIVE SHARES, the benefit does not come much from the 6% Dividend Yield because we are only allow to buy 20 shares at $1 per share so the annual dividend is only $1.20.
The benefit of having the SHARES is the 4% patronate rebate capped at $6k per annum which is $240.
As for selling off the share prices, you might have to contact them whether the membership cessation gets a refund for the exact value you bought in and whether there will be fee incurred for the processing.
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Thank you.