Singapore's Banks Are the BEST for Dividend Investors!

Hey, dividend stock investors! Imagine having a steady stream of dividend income-it’s the ultimate dream, right? But let’s be realistic: it’s all about finding solid companies that can deliver sustainable, consistent dividend yields without compromising their stock value or future growth.
Stick around until the end of this video, where I’ll share why these Singapore's banks are the best for dividend investors, and of course my all-time favorite dividend picks. Plus, I’ll give you a quick comparison based on their latest financials. Don’t miss it!
Link to check historical dividend yield of Singapore stocks:
www.dividends.sg/
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[@Viv8ldi]

OMG I am so grateful for this video, here in Germany you never ever her of singapurian bank stocks or any stocks

[@AxeandYung]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Viv8ldi]

UOB is united Overseas Bank right?

[@AxeandYung]

Yes

[@Viv8ldi]

Ma´am do singaporian stocks ask for specific taxes? for example my french stocks want 30% Quellensteuer aditionally to what we have to pay in Germany on taxes on the dividend

[@AxeandYung]

No tax on dividend income, lucky Singaporeans.

[@Viv8ldi]

Memo: DBS has share buyback programms

[@AxeandYung]

That’s right

[@nigelrankine6160]

When you wanna talk about dividends for DBS dont forget to include the bonus they gave if you want to make a fair comparision. Cause the other 2 banks did not give any bonus. Leaving it out paints a very different picture. Present things with all the facts dont just pick and choose.
But on a seperate note. out of the 3 bank i prefer DBS firstly, cause they have payouts 4 times a year. which makes it eaiser to do compounding of the paids to but more shares. secondly, is that in recent years they have been giving bonuses

[@AxeandYung]

Yep that’s a good point. You seem to be quite experienced in investing.
DBS is the only one that give bonus shares this year, not a usual practice, and of course this makes difference to shareholders as we get additional 10 shares for each 100 shares, and means more dividend income.
I started with UOB stocks due to its lower price years ago, but I think it is worth to invest more in DBS.
Would you hold the stocks for long-term? 🧐Given the price has already appreciated by 40% in this year