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This week’s Smart Reads explores Singapore’s SGX board lot reduction, blue-chip dividend growth, and mid-cap stocks outperforming the STI. We also examine debt-free income stocks, new global ETFs, and opportunities after strong market rallies.
We look at a hospitality group taking control of its REIT’s managers, a five-year high in Singapore’s investment banking fees, and how investors took to smaller board lots on their debut.
S$3,000 a month in passive income sounds like an attractive retirement target, but what does it actually take to get there?
We highlight four solid Singapore companies that have dished out reliable dividends to investors for two decades or more.
Three more dividend blue chips outperformed the STI in 2026, with SGX, ST Engineering and UOB combining faster profit growth with clear dividend visibility.
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We look at a hospitality group taking control of its REIT’s managers, a five-year high in Singapore’s investment banking fees, and how investors took to smaller board lots on their debut.
S$3,000 a month in passive income sounds like an attractive retirement target, but what does it actually take to get there?
We highlight four solid Singapore companies that have dished out reliable dividends to investors for two decades or more.
Three more dividend blue chips outperformed the STI in 2026, with SGX, ST Engineering and UOB combining faster profit growth with clear dividend visibility.
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We look at a hospitality group taking control of its REIT’s managers, a five-year high in Singapore’s investment banking fees, and how investors took to smaller board lots on their debut.
S$3,000 a month in passive income sounds like an attractive retirement target, but what does it actually take to get there?
We highlight four solid Singapore companies that have dished out reliable dividends to investors for two decades or more.
Three more dividend blue chips outperformed the STI in 2026, with SGX, ST Engineering and UOB combining faster profit growth with clear dividend visibility.
Getting Started
SGX investors will soon be able to access tax‑efficient S&P 500, NASDAQ-100 and MSCI World exposure directly in SGD.
SGX is reducing board lots from 100 shares to 10 for 11 securities, making eight Singapore stocks more accessible to investors from 5 October 2026.
Investors stand to gain from businesses with reliable cash flow, high returns on equity and regular dividends.
Starting your investing journey can feel overwhelming, but many costly mistakes are avoidable. Here are 10 lessons every Singapore investor should understand before putting their money to work.