Why Young Investors Shouldn’t Sleep on REITs in Singapore

If you're in your 20s or 30s and just starting to build your investment portfolio, you’ve probably heard about stocks, ETFs, and maybe even crypto. But there’s one underrated asset class that deserves a serious look—Singapore REITs (S-REITs).

Kenny Loh, a Certified REIT Specialist and Wealth Advisory Director at Financial Alliance, breaks down why REITs aren’t just for retirees—they’re a smart move for young investors too.

🔑 6 Reasons REITs Belong in Your Portfolio

  1. 💧 Liquidity Unlike physical property, REITs are traded on the SGX—buy and sell anytime, no lock-in.

  2. 📈 High Dividend Yields Many REITs offer 5–9% annual yields. That’s passive income you can reinvest to compound faster.

  3. 🧾 Tax Efficiency REIT distributions are tax-exempt in Singapore. More returns, less leakage.

  4. 🛠️ Zero Landlord Duties No tenants, no repairs, no stress. Professional managers handle everything.

  5. 🌍 Diversification Gain exposure to malls, offices, data centers, and even overseas assets—all in one SGX ticker.

  6. 🚀 Inflation Hedge As rents and property values rise, so can your REIT payouts and capital gains.

👨‍💼 Who’s Kenny Loh?

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Kenny isn’t just another financial advisor. He’s a Certified REIT Specialist and SGX Academy Trainer who helps young professionals like you build passive income portfolios using REITs, CPF, and SRS strategies. Whether you're saving for FIRE, a future home, or just want to grow your wealth without the volatility of tech stocks, Kenny can help you design a plan that works.

📩 Want to start building your passive income stream? Reach out to Kenny Loh to explore how REITs can fit into your long-term game plan.

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  • WayneEvans
    ·07-07
    Great insights on S-REITs
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  • bumpy
    ·07-07
    Great insights on REITs
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