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Lek H.S

06 May 2021

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General Investing

Which funds to buy for about 4-5% returns (more or less guaranteed or low risk)? Trying to plan for retirement passive income based on S$1.5M capital.

Plan for retirement passive income based on S$1.5M capital. Any advice?

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Tan Choong Hwee

06 May 2021

Solutions Specialist at Providend

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Leo

06 May 2021

Central Provident Fund.

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Frankie Rappaport

06 May 2021

As an example maybe

Lion-Philipp S-REIT ETF

SP500 ETFs have around 1.8% currently...

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