I know only a few reliable passive income generators. Capital appreciation + reliable and high dividend yield without active management …. a rare combination. My BridgeRetail and #4-116 are considered bargains.
- All other properties can become vacant or rundown. All need active management
- As Avichal pointed out, a bit of inactive management could enhance the return.
- Most high dividend funds have no consistent and high dividend like HY bond funds
- Unlike the property market investments, annuity products are lifetime commitments. Once you put in the money you can’t easily take out any amount without loss of the lifetime benefits.
- As discussed with Raymond, airbnb model requires a lot of active management and legwork. Not passive income 🙁
Income Years | Nett rate (not annualized | credit? | active mgmt? | capital appreciation | liquidity | inflation protect | |
10Y | 7% | listed developer | none. very Rare 🙂 | big potential 🙂 | can sell | good | Cambodia shops |
for life:) | 8-9% after 10Y wait | trusted to take care of my family 🙂 | none | erosion 🙁 | worst | worst – super long term |
CPF Life |
for life:) | 7-10% | big insurer | none | erosion 🙁 | worst | worst | Allianz income protector |
5-20Y | -1% to 7% 🙁 | factored into price 🙂 | none | could drop:( | excellent | mixed | HY bond fund |
many | no guarantee 5-6% gross | no issue | needed | reliable 🙁 | can sell | good | HDB flat |
many | no guarantee 5~7% | no issue | needed 🙁 | big potential 🙂 | can cell | good | BGC |
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