There are days when you get to a certain age, things you used to not think about starts surfacing. Planning for life after an investor pass away does not get explored often enough. Lee Chin Wai writes a very good blog at Boring Investor. Doesn’t delve deep into individual active management stuff but from a building  wealth basis, it’s a very good blog to follow. You can tell he is a good writer and a clear thinker. In his recent articles, he explores this dilemma and still looking for answers.

One may argue that regular dividends and rental income require minimal efforts to achieve. However, one still has to watch over the performance of the companies to make sure that the regular dividends can continue uninterrupted. History is full of examples of excellent, high dividend-paying companies that have failed. Rental income also requires one to look for new tenants ...

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