Unit Trusts

[CrashWire]

anyone here got invest in SCB CIO income fund SGD?

Why don't you ask the actual question instead?

 

[reddevil0728]

Why don't you ask the actual question instead?

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[limster]

anyone here got invest in SCB CIO income fund SGD?

18.9% junk bonds. no thanks.

also holds 14.5% VHYD which is understandable and 5.1% VWRA (i.e. the accumulating version that doesn't pay dividends).

 

[reddevil0728]

18.9% junk bonds. no thanks.

also holds 14.5% VHYD which is understandable and 5.1% VWRA (i.e. the accumulating version that doesn't pay dividends).

Accumulating pays dividends but just reinvested no?

 

[hwarzoner]

invested a bit in this, does it pay dividend monthly?

 

[krikering]

Hi All, currently have invested in 150k in VWRA throughout past year (because UOB One Interests is horrible now).

My strategy is just to hold it over a long time horizon e.g 15 years or more, if possible.

I don't really monitor prices to see when is a good time to sell, like how some aggressive traders does with volatile shares, etc.


Just realised that ACWD ETFs have an even lower expense ratio than VWRA (0.12% vs 0.19 TER).

Am thinking of keeping my VWRA investments (Rather than withdrawing).

But few months later, once have accumulated more savings then might consider invest in ACWD.


Just curious, on everyone's thoughts on ACWD being a better potential ETF to invest in as compared to VWRA due to them having a lower expense ratio?

 

[twinbaby]

Hi All, currently have invested in 150k in VWRA throughout past year (because UOB One Interests is horrible now).

My strategy is just to hold it over a long time horizon e.g 15 years or more, if possible.

I don't really monitor prices to see when is a good time to sell, like how some aggressive traders does with volatile shares, etc.


Just realised that ACWD ETFs have an even lower expense ratio than VWRA (0.12% vs 0.19 TER).

Am thinking of keeping my VWRA investments (Rather than withdrawing).

But few months later, once have accumulated more savings then might consider invest in ACWD.


Just curious, on everyone's thoughts on ACWD being a better potential ETF to invest in as compared to VWRA due to them having a lower expense ratio?

I think you can calculate the commission and the charges before you buy and sell before you make a decision.

 

[krikering]

I think you can calculate the commission and the charges before you buy and sell before you make a decision.

I am planning to just hold onto my current VWRA ETFs with IBKR.

But am curious about ACWD, thus just seeking some opinions on the above.