Yes. Chasing high yields is risky business. But with my risk appetite, I think I fall under the super high risk category - that means I can stomach great volatility in my portfolio). Anyway, I added another 200 shares of Armour Residential REIT recently.
Other monthly dividend stocks I am watching are PIMCO High Income Fund (approx 10% yield) and Cross Timbers Royalty Trust. But with little bullets left in my pocket, perhaps all I can do is sit and watch till the opportune time comes along.
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Civil servants or public officers in Singapore are expected to declare their financial standing when they first join and every year thereaft...
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Trying to compile the salary pay scale for the Singapore civil service. Somehow, I only managed to find the figures for 2011. There are p...
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In my previous article , I compared an endowment plan with an ILP. Many might think that an ILP is a silly way to save for my child's ed...
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Everybody loves free stuff. So as part of the Christmas Celebrations, I am giving away MONEY! ANYONE can earn it. Just leave a comment on th...
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How much does a normal or average Singaporean earn? Based on median income, that is supposed to be $2,400 per month and raised to over $300...
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Networth as of Feb 2010 is estimated around $652,000. A slight drop from Jan 2010. The decline in networth was due to a slight drop in my ... -
“We are more than that; we are in the business of creating time.” - Tay Liam Wee Mr Tay Liam Wee has an estimated networth of around S$135m.... -
Here are some frequently asked questions about sgfinancialfreedom: Q: How do you compute your networth? A: I compute my networth by adding m...
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As most of you know by now, I have started a POSB Kids Savings account for my child. The main purpose of this account is to save for his un...
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Everybody who invests in the stock market definitely has their favorite stocks for the year. Reading the Sunday Times today, I read on how t...
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