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As they say in the investing world. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance. You have to know what you are doing to select winners of the future. Cheers, Oracle.

Found interesting article describing various differences between ETFs and LICs Full article here Hence, it now makes perfect sense why LICs are able to smooth out their dividend payments whereas ETFs have large volatility in their dividends. Secondly, LICs try and outperform the market...

Thanks TPI. Yes, you are right. Below is history of dividends from Vanguard Australian Shares Index fund. half year full year Total 1999 1.46 1.65 3.11 + franking credits 2000 1.76 2.12 3.88 + franking credits 2001 1.99 2.14 4.13 + franking credits 2002 1.7587 2.3276 4.0863...

Any particular reason for avoiding ETFs or index funds? I used to buy individual stocks as well in the past but realised again it is a lot of work to keep following the company's results every 6 months and making sure the company is still going to keep growing at satisfactory rate in future...

Although, I am a lot younger to you, but I thought I would share my investing experiences outside bricks and mortar in particular sharemarket. If you do consider investing in the sharemarket, you need to be aware it is a totally different beast from your Resi property. I would strongly...