i am still wondering between SCHD and FUSD, SCHD 30% withholding tax, FUSD 15% withholding tax -- but SCHD fees are super low and also higher Dividend Yield, how to quantify if FUSD is better than SCHD ?
I am currently contemplating on a portfolio for dividend and am consider a mixture of these 3: Lion-Phillip S-REIT ETF 5-6% Pimco Income Fund 5-6% BigFundr 6% Maybe Lion-OCBC Securities APAC Financials Dividend Plus ETF 5% What are your thoughts?
Lion Phillip S Reit Pros: no need to choose holdings Cons: will include some lousier reits Pimco Income Fund The expense ratio is 1.45%? It's really high. This fund uses part of the distribution from capital. You'll see the fund price keep dropping BigFundr Make sure you really understand this thing before u put money into it. Payout is fixed will give predictable income, but no growth Lion OCBC APAC Financials You'll be investing into other weaker banks. These banks have growth potential but not guaranteed. Why not invest into just the top banks instead?
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Kelvin should really highlight the US estate tax rates range from 18%~40%
Invert; are there any "bad" etf or stocks? Like tobacco ( Altria) and adult entertainment stocks?
Eh might as well dbs. 50% gain over 1 yr. 10% annual gain over 20yrs. 5% dividend yield.
At 0:44, Ireland is not part of the UK...
Great. Can u find the cheapest tax friendly TLT ETF?
i am still wondering between SCHD and FUSD, SCHD 30% withholding tax, FUSD 15% withholding tax -- but SCHD fees are super low and also higher Dividend Yield, how to quantify if FUSD is better than SCHD ?
Why focus on US only?
Because currency exchange.
30% tax on SCHD is still higher then FUSD. Isn't it?
Dividends so little 😪
Look at the list and including expenses and dividend tax, look like SCHD still the best lor!
SCHD need to factor in the 30% div wht
@KelvinLearnsInvesting yes but look at the dividend yield and low expenses ratio still at the top, not to mention with much better growth of dividends
Advantage of dividend etf over accumulating etf?
Accumulating version of FUSD is FUSA
Sorry for the noobness, what does Morningstar rating entail? What does it rate?
Anything usa have more stars
How do these UK/Ireland ETFs pay dividends back to the investor?
They pay into the broker account
why didnt you include CSPX or VWRA?
Those are classified as accumulating growth ETFs, which automatically reinvest your dividends. Here he is focusing on dividend ETFs
@ Ah okay, so those with distributing - paiseh never read properly, thanks
Hello Mr Mar Cat, sneaky comment abt CICT 😂 Malaysia Boleh!
I am currently contemplating on a portfolio for dividend and am consider a mixture of these 3:
Lion-Phillip S-REIT ETF 5-6%
Pimco Income Fund 5-6%
BigFundr 6%
Maybe
Lion-OCBC Securities APAC Financials Dividend Plus ETF 5%
What are your thoughts?
Lion Phillip S Reit
Pros: no need to choose holdings
Cons: will include some lousier reits
Pimco Income Fund
The expense ratio is 1.45%? It's really high. This fund uses part of the distribution from capital. You'll see the fund price keep dropping
BigFundr
Make sure you really understand this thing before u put money into it. Payout is fixed will give predictable income, but no growth
Lion OCBC APAC Financials
You'll be investing into other weaker banks. These banks have growth potential but not guaranteed. Why not invest into just the top banks instead?
Hi, what do you think about BGT and BCAT from BlackRock, thank you 👍
moomoo dont have ah
STI ETF, don't even need 15% tax. its just FREE!!!! NO TAX!
Got growth?
@@KelvinLearnsInvesting little bit little bit...hahaha