Another month has passed. Dividends collected for October 2014 was $513.
Main contributors were:
(i) distributions from bond fund
(ii) distribution from ETFs
(iii) OCBC 360 Account (which offers a neat 3%).
Besides that it was the usual from other monthly dividend paying stocks that I hold in my portfolio.
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ReplyDeleteI noticed you have a num of US dividend stock.
I know we can buy US, HK stocks etc from our local broker but they charge a % of commission on your dividend and GST too
after that it doesnt look very profitable to buy US stock anymore
can you share where do you buy and do you have to pay any extra on your dividend?
thanks