5 Dividend Stocks In Singapore To Buy And Hold For Life
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- DIVIDEND STOCKS IN SINGAPORE TO BUY AND HOLD FOR LIFE | Dividend stocks are great for building passive income. This is especially so if you can find a dividend stock that not only pays consistently, but also has a good runway for growth (so that they can continue to increase their dividends, which is good for you as an investor).
In this video, we'll share 5 dividend stocks in Singapore that we think have good growth runways and will stick around for the next decade. They can be added onto your dividend watchlist if you are a dividend investor.
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What other dividend stocks do you have that you don't mind 'hold for life'? Share in your comments below!
DONT EVER love your stocks.once it reaches the target price,just let go.
SGX
SUTL Enterprise, Sheng Siong
1. raffles medical group
2. haw par corp
3. 3 banks
Awesome video! I also have 2 of the 3 banks you mentioned
Is dividend investing still relevant post Covid-19 given what has been observed recently, i.e. many companies including REITs slashing dividends arising from this pandemic?
Hey Vivien, it's only reasonable that companies are cutting dividends because companies are not earning as much during this covid quarter. Nobody knows how long covid is going to last and cash is needed to continue operation and of course, much needed for any unforeseen circumstances.
But if you believe that things will be back to normal 1, 2 years down the road, then dividend investing is still very much relevant.
Hi, what are your views on Singtel and OUE?
Good to know but I have question particularly to the 3 banks mentioned. What do you think the blockchain will affect the banking industry in coming years? Thanks.
Hi Maxx, we think banks will increasingly adopt blockchain technology in their banking processes. Whether we shift to DeFi and abandon banks entirely is different matter altogether. It would require a tipping point among the population and likely face opposition from banks/governments/stakeholders who stand to lose control of the current financial system.
singapore politicians arent trying to destroy their currency like they are in the USA. so cryptocurrencies wont necessarily replace banks.
Love dividend investing!
P&G
Nestle
J&J
would like to have Amazon in..
Amazing breakdown!
How to invest in your company
Nice video, what platform should we use
For life holdings - Is vicom and bank stocks better ?
This depends on your circle of competence (which of these stocks do you understand better), risk profile, and portfolio allocation needs (financials vs consumer services). Assuming you like and understand these stocks, which of them suit you better?
Kudos, awesome video
Interested in your thoughts on the upcoming digital banks and how it would disrupt the traditional banks in SG and the impact on their profitability and ability to payout dividends.
Great question. While this is on the minds of many, it's still very early to 'predict' the outcome. The thing is, while digital banking will introduce more competitiveness into the market, we believe that traditional banks are here to stay. If you are looking at the payout, do note that OCBC and UOB have a traditional payout ratio of less than 50%, which we believe is pretty much sustainable.
Of course, the 3 banks will and must continue to innovate and transform. If they were to sit and not do anything, then it should raise more concern. So, it is important to see what the respective CEOs have to say about the rise of digital banking.
You can see what the banks have been doing in their respective AGMs
fifthperson.com/2018-ocbc-agm/
fifthperson.com/2018-uob-agm/
In addition, this article here may be of interest:
www.spglobal.com/ratings/en/research/articles/200603-tech-disruption-in-retail-banking-singapore-banks-are-front-runners-in-digital-race-11402164
A small excerpt:
"Competition will increase but is unlikely to significantly erode these banks' business volumes or profitability because of their strong franchises and growing digital capabilities. The regulator is committed to preventing value-destructive competition by limiting the new entrants to under-served markets. These are likely lower-income individuals or start-ups that could not meet traditional banks' credit requirements"
Hope this help =)
I could smell when he opened that Tiger Balm jar
lol
What platform do you use to buy dividend stocks?
Hi, We use local brokerages for dividend stocks as they are tagged to our CDP (Singapore), which will allow the dividends to be directly credited into the bank account.
@@TheFifthPersonChannel how about using FSMOne?
FMSOne is solid option as well but you don't have the benefit of the CDP. You can compare the list of Singapore brokerages here: fifthperson.com/how-to-open-a-brokerage-account-in-singapore/
tiger
I personally like temasek stocks, some of them pays good dividends while providing investors with that silver lining of assurance during recession. For example, DBS, Singtel etc. You know ahgong is always there to support so if it's long-term dividend stocks you are finding, temasek stocks are definitely in the running too:)
How about SIA, KeppelCorp, SemCorp, Capitaland, SPH, Hyflux, SingPost, Cityspring..... Many seniors invested their CPF $$$ with these stocks.
@@sgmarine1588I am quite surprised Hyflux in the list
Good Info but need to know the risk as usual. Is there any standard products that has monthly dividends payout from these 5 companies. In this troubled situation, looks like our singapore products / banks seems more stable vs just keeping it In CPF or invest some in FD. Pls advise .. Tks
Hi Syed, we don't know of any ETF or product that comprises just these five companies, but you can check this list of Singapore dividend ETFs here: www.sgx.com/research-education/market-updates/20200420-highlights-top-10-most-popular-dividend-paying-etfs
awesome sharing, Thank you
You're most welcome, Clement!
Bro should extend ur reviews and study to Malaysian companies
Cause I trust that many of ur followers are from Malaysia
I think ur channel will get more followers , if u concentrate in sg , limited population 😁
Raffles Medical. Good. I'm invested. :)
Buy Tiger Balm/Haw Par = buying UOB stock honestly. Their share value is almost predicated on their stake there. And srsly, everytime the property market hot, our bank also hot, everytime the property market want die, our bank also drop. If the banks are so dependent on property, it is seriously in deep shit. (That being said my position is a hypocrite)
Wilmar
It is cyclical isn't it?
what platform should we use
For Singapore stocks, we suggest going with a Singapore brokerage with CDP access. You can compare the different Singapore brokerages here: fifthperson.com/how-to-open-a-brokerage-account-in-singapore/
@@TheFifthPersonChannel Thank you, appreciates
No worries!
Where do I give my email for some free course material?
Hi Lalaley,
You can go to fifthperson.com to check out all the learning materials there. =)
1) Sheng Siong
2) DBS
3) dairy farm
How about sia?
@@TheCutieEnity hold still hair become white to recover from the capital lost.
@@pylpoh 😂😂
Why DBS? In what ways would it grow in the future?
@@Nouveau0 google DBS in India...
The laptop is brandless....
Great share, looking for Malaysia stocks ✌
Coming soon! 😀
SPH & singpost also good .
Love dividend investing!
Us too! :)
Great video!
Thanks!