winstonoyy
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Remember reading somewhere that it's 3-4% yield net of fees.
The Nikko one highlights gross yield as 6.1%. Take away taxes on SG REITs (17% of 6.6% yield by 58% of the fund) and management fees, the 5% seems credible.
The major difference between the 2 is exposure to AU, both yield and forex. In addition, the methodology of weightage and rebalance is also drastically different. The principle behind the Nikko one is unknown to me, even if I check out the index prospectus.
The Nikko one highlights gross yield as 6.1%. Take away taxes on SG REITs (17% of 6.6% yield by 58% of the fund) and management fees, the 5% seems credible.
The major difference between the 2 is exposure to AU, both yield and forex. In addition, the methodology of weightage and rebalance is also drastically different. The principle behind the Nikko one is unknown to me, even if I check out the index prospectus.
To clarify this. Based on latest info, Phillips REIT ETF management fee is 0.30%. http://www.phillipfunds.com/uploads...idend_Leaders_REIT_ETF_Product_Info_Sheet.pdf.
Anybody knows what's the projected yield for Phillips REIT ETF? Couldn't get a clear answer.
Also for the projected 5% dividend yield of Nikko, is that nett of all fees and taxes already?
Phillips seems more diversified across AP whereas Nikko seems more weighted towards SG REITs. So based on that, would Phillips be slightly better for diversification purposes?