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  • Calvin Yeo { Hi TL, nope I do not subscribe for scrip anymore. I prefer to have the flexibility to do my own reinvestments. Another factor is of course the fact you get... } – May 20, 10:35 PM
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  • Calvin Yeo { Hi richard, like CMT, Starhub is part of a core portfolio, I wouldn't sell unless the business has a fundamental change for the worse. Ascendas is also part of the... } – May 20, 10:30 PM
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Course Outline For Investing For Passive Income Course

Following several requests for the course outline, here is a brief breakdown of the topics to be covered in the basic course. Bear in mind that this is a basic course and may not be able to cover more detailed and advanced topics of each asset class.   Hope you will find the outline useful! ...

Investing For Passive Income Course Singapore 27th October Saturday

Hello all readers! This is the moment that many of you have been waiting for! Calvary Wealth Consultants Pte Ltd is proud to present to you the Investing For Passive Income Course in Singapore happening on 27th October Saturday.     This is a basic one day course which is suitable for people who have ...

Comments on Straits Times Article CPFIS Funds lose 4.06% in Q2

08.31.2012 · Posted in Dividend Stocks, Singapore, Unit Trusts

An interesting article came out today on Straits Times with the huge heading that CPFIS Funds lose 4.06% in Q2, in contrast, savings in CPF accounts enjoyed 2.5%-4% annual returns. The article however, does not present a balanced view and seeks instead to dwell on the current quarter loss of CPFIS funds. I understand that news ...

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