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As Singapore’s big three banks continue climbing, do their dividends justify buying at all-time highs?
In an uncertain 2026 market, Singapore blue-chip stocks remain trusted for their scale, balance sheet strength, and dependable dividends.
SATS just raised its dividend — but with aviation uncertainty, the key question remains: is that bump already priced in or is the income story still intact?
This week’s Smart Reads examines whether it’s too late to buy Singapore’s favourite blue chips, compares bank dividends for 2026, and highlights income stocks beating inflation. We also cover REITs to own this year and dividend winners benefiting from MAS’ S$5 billion scheme.
We look at SGX-Nasdaq dual-listing framework, Centurion REIT’s student housing acquisition, and CICT’s strategic portfolio moves in this week’s Singapore stock market highlights.
If you took years to save, you’ve earned the right to take your time investing it.
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Looking to build a retirement portfolio? Focus on buying shares in companies that offer a combination of stability, income, and long-term growth.
Inflation eats into our money, but by understanding it better and investing wisely, we can fight it to grow our wealth.
Three Singapore REITs are first to the earnings dock, each offering different insight.
Can dividends beat inflation on their own? We take a look at CICT, DBS, OCBC and Parkway Life REIT to show which yields actually sustain.
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When markets turn uncertain, dividends only matter if the cash is actually there. These three companies can prove it.
Regular dividends from investments can be a sign that the finances of the business we have invested in are healthy.
Five Singapore stocks — from a defensive grocer to an offshore engineering giant — are positioned to ride structural growth trends in 2026.
Singapore banks have surged, leaving some investors feeling left behind. But rallies often create new opportunities elsewhere, and these three stocks could offer a different path forward.