Financial freedom through building Dividend Machines!

Many people ask how can they retire from work earlier and be financially comfortable like me? Of course, I tell them investing for income has a big part to play.

Often, the next question is whether I could teach them how to invest for income? No, that sounds like work and I am lazy. Bad AK! Bad AK!

Well, we have Dividend Machines.

I know many are waiting for the next intake and it has been almost a year. Good news! The wait is over! See:

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Learn how to analyse REITs.
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Investing for income consistently and correctly could help us to achieve financial freedom. 

This is when income received from our investments is enough to replace our earned income or at least meet our expenses in life. 

Then, we have the option to work if we want to and not because we have to. 

Learn how to analyse REITs.
Second peek into AK's head.

I like Dividend Machines because it really helps investors for income shorten their learning curve and it is also great value for money.

You will be surprised by how affordably priced it is. Find out for yourself:

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Don't wait too long to sign up because once this intake is full, it will be another long wait before the next intake.

Don't say you should have started investing for income earlier. 

The best time to start is always now!

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If you enjoy listening to AK talking to himself, you will definitely enjoy Dividend Machines. 

If AK can do it, so can you.

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Dividend Machines for a secure retirement.

"REMOVE SABANA REIT MANAGER" FB PAGE.

This blog is in reply to Jerry Low's comment:

Source: HERE.

Hi Jerry,

Saizen REIT was not a shitty counter. It was just misunderstood and it was thanks to the misunderstanding that I was able to accumulate a sizable position relatively cheaply so many years ago.

In fact, I thought Saizen REIT had a very competent manager who ate their own pudding. 

Of course, the REIT was a fantastic investment, as it turned out, for me and many other investors. I shan't say more since regular readers should be quite familiar with the narrative.

As for Sabana REIT, I did blog about it quite regularly for a few years as it was a big part of my S-REITs portfolio for the same number of years. 

Although I agree that the REIT has a mediocre manager who strikes me as mostly self serving, to be fair, it was a rewarding investment for me. Having said this, I am aware that that there are fellow Sabana REIT investors who are less fortunate. 

As always, I am quite happy to help people to help themselves. If my blog has helped to educate retail investors to some degree, I am glad. 

In the end, however, I must let readers make their own decisions and I won't push them in any direction. I am not allowed to and I don't want to.

Although I am sympathetic to those who have lost money investing in Sabana REIT, I believe that they must take responsibility for their own action or inaction as investors. 

If they happen to form the majority of Sabana REIT's investors and if they choose to be apathetic for whatever reason, then, they have to accept whatever the consequences might be.

By replying to your comment in the form of a blog, I am helping to spread the word about the activism that is taking place now. 

However, please understand that I do this because I believe that more people must be made aware of how investing in REITs for income is not as easy as they might think and they must know that REITs are not risk free investments. 

I am not doing this to be a part of the activist movement against the manager of Sabana REIT.

With best wishes,
AK

If you are a Sabana REIT unitholder and if you are interested, here is the link to the FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1586399528054150/?qsefr=1

By the way, as requested by some readers, tomorrow, I will be sharing a check list for investing in REITs.

It will be part of an advertorial which was planned weeks before. If this is of interest to you, please visit my blog again tomorrow. 

Investing in REITs for income is simple enough to understand but it might not be as easy to do it well.