There are different kinds of investment strategies that we can adopt as investors. In Singapore, one popular investment strategy would be dividend investing. Dividend investing is a method of investing in stocks to generate dividend income from these investments. Dividend investing is somewhat similar to income investing, with the key difference being that dividend investing involves choosing stocks that can generate income for us. This could be for funding our (early) retirement, building a secondary source of passive income, or reinvesting back to our portfolio. Read Also: Passive Income Investing: 10 Popular Ways To Generate Passive Income In Singapore And Whether It Is Worth Investing In Them? Dividend Income in Singapore Stocks Are Tax Exempted In Singapore, dividend investing is part

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