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FI/RE - Financial Independence / Retire Early, Share your experience
FI/RE - Financial Independence / Retire Early, Share your experience
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Aug 27 2019, 08:23 PM
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If you don't mind, may I know what's your age at semi retirement now?
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Aug 29 2019, 07:57 PM
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Sep 21 2019, 07:49 PM
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Assuming that the unit trust returns is positive, do you consider unit trust dividend a form of passive income?
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Sep 21 2019, 10:44 PM
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i guess by the time you retire or achieve RE, asset accumulation is not a priority. So selling the UT dividends is to withdraw the $ for daily expenses i guess.
QUOTE(yklooi @ Sep 21 2019, 10:30 PM) some UT funds has no dividend distribution policy some UT funds has auto reinvest the distributed dividend some UT funds can select either Auto reinvest or pay out cash if profits can be made constantly and if it need to take out the profits to use then it can be considered passive income like ex...CMF constantly giving out about 3.X% pa...then that "profits" if taken out for use, can be as a form of passive income if it does not required to be taken out, then it is asset accumulation stage...just let it grow while doing rebalancing of % allocation in the portfolio |
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Sep 28 2019, 03:30 PM
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Let's say your bond fund had raised 5% this year and they declare dividend of 5% also, then max you should withdraw/sell is 5% as well so as not to eat into the principal. Of course, if you take inflation into account, then you should sell less than 5%.
UT dividend should be part of your retirement income streams, such as FD, EPF, stocks dividend, ASNB funds etc. I guess with all these income streams, then we could have sufficient to sustain certain lifestyle after retirement. QUOTE(Jordy @ Sep 28 2019, 11:40 AM) Dividends declared/distribution amount is usuall a very small percentage of the funds (somehwere in the range of 1.5% pa). So unless you have a very huge amount invested in unit trust, that distribution amount will not be able to cover your retirement expenses. As an example, if you want a RM3k monthly retirement lifestyle, you will need to have RM2.4mil invested in unit trust that distributes an average of 1.5% pa. Do take note that the distributions that were reinvested may or may not be charged a front load fee. If a fee is imposed on the reinvested distribution, then it will further erode your dividend returns. |
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