Anonymous

04 Dec 2019

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Do you get dividends for investing in STI ETF?

I have just started in RSP on the Nikko AM STI ETF. I was wondering if dividends are paid out for such a holding? And if there is, where is the source of the dividend? Are they from the funds themselves or the aggregated dividends across the companies that STI ETF is tracking?

Thanks in advance for answering!

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Ernest Yeam Wee Leong

04 Dec 2019

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Yes, Dividends is paid out based on the holdings in the ETF.

If the company pays out dividends, you will receive dividends too.

I have invested in Lion-Phillip S-REIT ETF and also received dividends too from the REITS that the ETF invests in.

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Guo Hao Teo

19 Sep 2019

Self-Taught Enthusiast at Personal Finance

Yes, you do get dividends which are credited back into your savings account. This is for the DBS RSP with Nikko am.

Hope this helps!

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Gabriel Tham

19 Sep 2019

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Yes, it does pay dividends. Dividend source for the ETF is the underlying companies that the ETF con...

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