1. Passive income (every 3-6 months once)
2. Sustainable long-term capital appreciation.
3. Both in SGDs.
Are the above possible?
The answer is yes. One of the vehicles chosen is Singapore REITs (S-REITs). Many investors had built portfolios which consist of fundamentally solid S-REITs and thus, now enjoying recurring passive income as frequent as 3 months once, regardless of the economy or the stock market.
Some of those Malaysians are Ian Tai and subscribers of DividendVault.com.
Hence, I had brought in Ian Tai, my partner and Ming Han, Assistant Manager at POEMS to share about the following:
- Why Consider S-REITs?
- How to Identify Good S-REITs for Long-Term Investments?
- How to Calculate the Final Cost for Your S-REIT Investment?
- How to Calculate Your Net Distribution Yield for a S-REIT?
- How to Open a POEMS account and make a Stock Transaction?
3 replies to "How to Build a S-REIT Portfolio with POEMS?"
For the exchange rate, I did both transfer from Maybank to POEM account and use wise transfer to my Singapore bank account and then transfer to POEM account. The wise transfer saved me around RM100+ per 1000SGD transfer. Not sure now still wise is the cheapest to do the transfer.
Thanks for doing the test.
That means Wise exchange rate has a thinner spread compared to exchanging RM to USD on POEMS.
How far apart when you exchange? I understand that it wouldn’t be at the same time.
It reflect on my Singapore bank account almost instantly.