which sectors are you going in ? Financial / Industrial / Reits / Materials / Energy / Info Tech etc.

I will be using the Std Ctd ASX settlement acc to trade glad I updated at bank few days ago.

any page you can recommend for newbies like me ?

http://www.marketindex.com.au/analysis/div...5-december-2016

http://www.marketindex.com.au/how-to-buy-shares



This post has been edited by prince_mk: Dec 7 2016, 09:42 PM

Taxation : At tax-time you must calculate the tax payable from your share trading by tallying up your profits, losses and dividends. An added benefit of owning shares as an individual is that when you hold a share for more than a year then you only pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on 50% of your profit.

Then dont keep more than 1 yr ? If more than 1 yr, 50% on profit? How then ? Applicable for Malaysian ?

This post has been edited by prince_mk: Dec 8 2016, 07:47 AM

1 Jan 2016 bought 1000 units at $1, paid $1000

1 Feb 2017 sold 1000 units at $2, gross amount $2000

Profit = $1000

Tax = 50% x $1000 = $500 ??

This post has been edited by prince_mk: Dec 8 2016, 09:34 AM

Oic. We are Msian. Does this impact us ? Or this only impact the Aussies citizen only ?

I m still bit blur on ASX market. slowly following you and reading abt Australian assets

I agreed with you too. we invest directly in ASX market and remove the proxy Sg reits managers. Good idea.

but must see the initial amt to invest in ASX market too coz I got limited bullets and started with Sg reits 1 yr ago.



This post has been edited by prince_mk: Dec 14 2016, 08:34 PM

Just curious. Let say I have some AUD in the dbs MCA acc.

can I transfer from the AUD in the MCA acc to Std Ctd AUD settlement acc ? doable ?

for reading pleasure on ASX reits :

http://dividend.net.au/real-estate-investment-trust-reit/

what is the min units for every purchase ? same like Sgx 100 units ?

This post has been edited by prince_mk: Dec 20 2016, 09:06 PM

any idea for Sg Std Ctd boss ?

ok, will write them an email.

I thought it applies for all currency. Now only I know different currency got different requirement. will update you all later.

too early to foresee so far. I guess u better get yourself a job. then u may consider after 5 yrs from now.

what shares can we consider at the moment for a start ? for a newbie like me ? I have Stanchart SGP.

Let say I bought 1000 units on 2 Jan 2016 at AUD5.

Annual dividend : 0.31

Purchase on 2 Jan 2016 = 1000 units x AUD5 = AUD5000

1000 units will get dividend = 1000 units x 0.31 = AUD310

How about the franking credit of $0.06643 ?

Mind if you show me the calculation for each dividend declared. I m still thinking how much would I get for purchase of 1000 units.


This post has been edited by prince_mk: Jan 19 2017, 09:21 PM


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Australian companies are known as having some of the most generous dividends across the world. This approach by Australian businesses may result in slower growth, but it does reward shareholders with the assured rewards of dividends.

Dividends are great because they are paid to shareholders like clockwork, whereas trying to know when to buy and sell shares makes it harder to know when to push the trade button and you also have to factor in brokerage costs.

So which stocks are the best ones to buy for dividends? It’s generally thought that large blue chips are the biggest dividend payers and most reliable, so here are three dividend stocks that could make solid additions to your portfolio:

a) Crown Resorts Ltd (ASX: CWN)

b) Medibank Private Ltd (ASX: MPL)

Ok thanks sifu. Then pass. No intention to stay there. Let me do some research on the dividend.au first.

It seems u have started much earlier than I thought.

Thanks for leading us.

This post has been edited by prince_mk: Jan 19 2017, 10:31 PM

I never talk empty. Sure will follow your lead.

U see Sg reits after u leaded me 1 yr ago. Now I m harvesting d dividend.

Sifu,

http://www.fool.com.au

http://www.fool.com.au/2016/02/23/7-reason...ank-ltd-shares/

Wonder should I go in or look into others ?

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