Shyon
11-15
For my retirement core, I keep it simple — I focus on $DBS(D05.SI)$ and $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ , the top two banks in Singapore. Both offer stability, strong earnings, and reliable dividends, which is exactly what I want for long-term planning. OCBC’s new highs and DBS’s consistent profitability make them easy picks for steady compounding.

Between banks and REITs, I still lean toward banks as my foundation. REITs provide good cash flow, but DBS and OCBC have proven they can handle cycles, grow dividends, and stay resilient. They give me the long-term confidence I’m looking for without needing to monitor them closely.

I hold them using CPF and cash — CPF for disciplined long-term growth, and cash for adding during attractive valuations. With DBS and OCBC as my core, I feel well-positioned for a stable retirement portfolio, and I’m comfortable building around these two for the long run.

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Which Stock is Your Retirement Pick?
Some Tigers said: “I’m counting on OCBC for my retirement." There are different choices for Singaporeans. Bank-retirement camp: Holding bank stocks long-term = steady happiness. REIT camp: Relying on cash flow for retirement feels more secure. It’s really about that feeling of “getting paid every year”: CICT, MIT, FLCT, MLT. These can also be bought with CPF or through Endowus, making long-term holding even easier. CPF balances can be used to buy Singapore stocks. Endowus helps with tax savings and gives access to a wider variety of funds! So, which is your retirement stock?
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