dividend tax on reits in Spore?

Non-Taxable Dividends
Generally, the following dividends are not taxable:
a) Dividends paid on or after 1 Jan 2008 by a Singapore resident company under the one-tier corporate tax system except co-operatives;

c) Income distribution from Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), except distributions derived by individuals through a partnership in Singapore, or from the carrying on of a trade, business or profession in REITs.

https://www.iras.gov.sg/IRASHome/Individual...-Not/Dividends/
Effective 1 Jan 2008, Singapore resident companies can issue one-tier tax exempt dividends.
This means shareholders will not be taxed on this dividend income.
However, dividends received from shares in co-operatives are taxable.

Generally, income distribution from Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and unit trusts are exempt from income tax.
This excludes distribution derived by individuals:
a. Through a partnership in Singapore; or
b. From the carrying on of a trade, business or profession.

https://www.iras.gov.sg/irashome/Individual...s-in-Singapore/

the darling of many for many years already...(since Jan 2014 to Jan 2018)
still holding to MODI?   

Moody’s Cuts India’s Credit Rating Outlook to Negative
https://finance.yahoo.com/video/moody-cuts-...-053250038.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/offshore-rup...-032729708.html

Interpac funds ANYONE? 

Inter-Pacific Asset Management Sdn Bhd (IPAM), a subsidiary of Berjaya Corp Bhd, has announced the appointment of economist Datuk Nazri Khan as its new head.
“Nazri is a prominent figure and a notable economist among investors. I am impressed with his success in managing a sizeable fund which has achieved an impressive return on investment of 17% within five short months, ” said Berjaya Corp executive chairman Tan Sri Vincent Tan during the launch event.

Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...VKDvrfpQVJpR.99

1:3 ratio for bond:equities is good enough from your experience ?
which other equity replacement is worth looking at since TAGTF & Greater China is higher now.

will read more Amchina-A, tq

The ratio is really up to your risk tolerance. It depend on how much u can stomach a drop. This depends on your financial goals. If u are older, then u need a more stable portfolio, usually more bonds and lesser equity, and vice versa.

At this moment I dont see anything to replace TAGTF & Greater China. All relative performing funds are also very high right now for me.

My FI stands at 70%, hence my port is not as aggressive as yours.

The difference is I more pandai select fund than you. 

I selected US + China and dumped REITs whereas you choose Asia-Pac + REITs.

Xuzen

this China etf...is there any sales charge or any annual management fees?

..which one usually performed better? the active managed one like UT or the passive one like ETF?

Today china is also red red ; prolly because of the US & China talks which was confrontational as per media report haha. My china has also been red but top uped again today...coz i believe in the long run china fundamentals are good but maybe we cant expect the bull run like pre Feb

I think the main thing is risk appetite.
Buying UT - at least have fund manager to make decision for you
Buying stock- depend on yourself . How to choose from thousand over stocks.. If simply follow other to buy easily lose more than the extra charge

What is the % allocated to each of the 5 funds?

You need to buy some fixed income, bonds, reits or commodities to balanced it

Are you looking just equities UT or can be anything else?