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Building a retirement income portfolio from zero can feel daunting, but the goal does not have to be finding the highest-yielding stocks.
If you invested S$10,000 in iFAST 10 years ago, your investment could be worth around S$100,000 today. Here’s what drove its remarkable growth.
Three cash-rich SGX stocks raised dividends in 1H2026, but only one generated more free cash flow, raising questions about payout sustainability.
Keppel DC REIT grew its DPU by 11.3% in 1H 2026 but one client contributes 43.5% of rental income.
A potential StarHub-M1 deal could reshape Singapore’s telco sector, while Keppel’s possible divestment of M1 could unlock value for shareholders.
Smaller board lots don’t make stocks cheaper. But they could change the way you build your portfolio.
Three iEdge Singapore Next 50 stocks spent S$27.1 million on share buybacks in 9M2026, but free cash flow reveals whether the repurchases are sustainable.
Saving money for your children is a good start, but inflation can quietly erode its purchasing power.
Rising inflation can shrink the purchasing power of your $10,000 savings, making stocks and other growth assets important tools for long-term wealth building.
Big Tech is turning to debt to fund massive AI infrastructure spending, raising concerns about leverage, financial risk and the sustainability of the AI boom.
Three SGX stocks outside the STI are quietly buying back shares as Singapore companies hit a record S$2.38 billion in repurchases in 9M2026.
SGX’s board lot size reduction aims to make expensive Singapore stocks more accessible to retail investors. But has the change actually increased trading activity?
A yield above 6% can be tempting for income investors, but a high yield can also signal higher risk.
Seatrium has launched a S$200 million share buyback, doubling its previous programme. Here’s what the move and improving fundamentals could mean for investors.
Four Temasek-linked SGX stocks drove S$1.56 billion of share buybacks in 9M2026, accounting for roughly two-thirds of Singapore’s record repurchases.
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.