Yup, for DBS and UOB there will be at least $500 minimum to avoid monthly deduction.
For Standard Chartered there will be no minimum fees to maintain the acc if you apply for Dash account.

Dash Easy is a savings account (offered by Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore) Limited) linked seamlessly to a mobile cash (mCash) account (offered by Singtel).

With a linked Dash Easy Savings Account, you can enjoy the convenience of topping up your mCash on the go. You will also get to earn attractive interest rates and cash out.

Plus, with Dash Easy, you can pay both friends and businesses directly from your mobile phone.

tried some, some even offer monthly dividend, dividend is one thing but if the price keep dropping also no use.

consider fx effects too.

using rm, want fx "protection" but not overly exposed, sgd/sg reits are a good choice.

decent-good yield, low/no tax, strong currency (vs rm), close proximity (easy access to news, development).

the only risk is the state of the sg economy - a bad recession will hit everything, incl reits.

Saizen Reit

Current price $1.10 and dividend to be paid $1.056 ex date 11/3/2016

why the special dividend is so high?

if i bought, will i can resell back then at the price ard $1 ? or the price will dropped to $0 after the payment date?

favourable exchange rate now. but dunno what to buy....

i wondering Y suddenly I become EMO... Plan was to purchase consistently over time for dividend.
Now become "Chicken" waiting for the... BEST PRICE!!!

WarChest getting bigger.... also not a solution as not earning anything for last few months...

Feds are Over rated.

They don't even know what to do and yet the world revolves around them as if they are gods

where to find this?

I will look for long term too. Buy when it comes down.

Yes, SReits is relative expensive now, but still way much better than the bonkers anti-gravity MReits.. 

I think I am giving ASX a skip as there's 30% tax. HKSE no tax. LSE 15% tax and you can get stocks which invest in the US at 15% tax.

30% steep.

No they don't need to pay the SGD10/transaction fees. Just clearing fees and stamp duty. Same like last time when SCB does not have min charge for everybody.

what!!!! i just bought last year 1.26!!!

i have followed this guy very closely in my choice of buying counters since i started in 2013.

http://singaporeanstocksinvestor.blogspot....limited-to.html
now he added CENTURION CORPORATION.

What you guys think?

http://www.centurioncorp.com.sg/

Centurion Corporation Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the accommodation and optical storage media manufacturing businesses in Singapore, Australia, Malaysia, the United Kingdom, and internationally. The company’s Workers Accommodation segment provides dormitory accommodation and services for workers. Its Student Accommodation segment offers accommodation and services for students. The company’s Optical segment manufactures, replicates, and sells compact discs, digital versatile discs, data storage products, and related components. It also provides laundry and dry cleaning services; and management services. In addition, the company is involved in the investment and trading of properties. Further, it operates as a trustee for two trusts in Australia, as well as operates a RMIT village. As of December 31, 2015, the company had a portfolio of 16 operational accommodation assets totaling 50,072 beds. The company was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Singapore. Centurion Corporation Limited is a subsidiary of Centurion Properties Pte Ltd.
Recently price is moving upwards...

Dividends is twice a year. abt 4% yield... and got chance for CAPITAL APPRECIATION.

The thing is.. with 30 counters, monitoring all that is like a full time job already.. 

I stick to 10 counters max... and sometimes it force you to make a choice. If you want to buy something you like, you need to let go of another one. 

u how many already?

Care to share why you clear your HK and AU counters?

Internet business or retail booming, they are basically rather the same for logistics business.
If people don't buy through online, people will buy through retailer/malls.
Both channel need logistic services.

The difference is instead of bulk delivering to malls, with internet business it turns out to be door to door service for logistics offering companies.
The booming one is businesses that offering door to door service, while for logistics reit that their main business is lease out empty warehouse to logistics business companies, they may not reap as much.
In fact, if internet business lead to more efficient in term of goods deliverying, and can get rid of "middle man" storage, the need of large storage may become lesser, just like JIT system can reduce the needs of storage issue.

The mian problem of logistics property is that they (empty warehouses) are easily replaceable.

If next door warehouse offering cheaper rental, tenant can easily move out as compared to factories, and retail malls (whereby prime location has tremendous crowd that other place couldn't offer)

For Mreit, Atrium case is the good reference whereby the short WALE and tenants turnover issue causing the DPU to be yoyo in some period of time.

Anyway, don't get me wrong, I don't mean negative on logistics reit, in fact, I agree logistic has good long term view, but location of those logistic properties also an important factor, that we need to aware of logistics reit risk as well.