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Women are great at saving but often miss out on investing. Learn why investing is essential for financial security and how to get started today.

S$1,000 may not seem like much in today’s inflationary environment, but it’s enough to start investing in the stock market. This guide will show you practical steps on how you can invest with just S$1,000.

Here are some simple steps to generate a sustainable, double-digit dividend yield.

When Singaporean investors look at Malaysia, many are turned off by the risks. Others, like my co-founder David Kuo, see an opportunity. 

Will Singapore’s Budget 2025 revitalize SGX and attract new listings?

This Valentine’s Day, why not think about your shared financial future?

Learn how diversification can protect your portfolio, reduce risks, and set you on the path to smarter investing.

Let’s find out the purpose of a CDP account.

We explore the key information to look for when you are choosing an ETF to invest in.

Singapore’s STI hit a new 52-week high on Thursday, reaching levels last seen in 2018, more than six years ago. 

For those looking for higher returns from their CPF Ordinary Account

There are over 500 stocks that make up the S&P 500 index. The Magnificent 7 account for over 31% of its weightage.  

With interest rates poised to head lower, this could be a good chance to invest in different sectors for long-term upside.

How has the US stock market historically performed when the Federal Reserve had cut interest rates?

August was a wild ride for the stock market. We will recap some of the most influential events of the month.

Not all REITs are created equal. What should you look for in a REIT if you are seeking lifelong income? 

There are over 40 REITs and property trusts in Singapore. The top 10 REITs account for close to 70% of the S-REIT index, giving the group an outsized influence over the index’s movements.  

Interested to invest your CPF money but don’t know where to start? Here are three blue-chip companies to consider.

30 blue chip companies make up the Straits Times Index (STI). But Singapore’s big three banks account for over half the index’s weightage. 

Here are red flags to watch your stock may be forced to cut its dividend