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This week’s Smart Reads covers dividend stocks to buy with S$10,000, blue chips raising payouts, and whether CPF investing can outperform over time. We also examine stocks at multi-year highs and the AI cloud race.
STI hits historic 5,000 as Singapore raises GDP forecasts and gears up for the 2026 Budget announcement.
Reaching S$1,000 a month in dividends before 60 is achievable with discipline, realistic assumptions, and the right mix of income-generating assets.
As stock markets rise, so does your anxiety to sell.
Learn why these three Singapore blue-chip REITs are increasing payouts and if their dividend growth is sustainable for 2026.
We analyze the latest earnings for Singtel, StarHub, Prime US REIT, and CapitaLand Investment to see how these four Singapore stocks are navigating current market headwinds.
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November’s earnings trifecta could reshape dividend expectations—with one bank defying gravity, one REIT bleeding cash, and one telco juggling profits with public outrage.
Singapore’s Straits Times Index (SGX: STI) has a weight problem: three banks control half the index, but growth may have to come from somewhere else.
Earnings from MIT, Starhill Global REIT, and Keppel REIT shed light on how Singapore REITs are adapting to an evolving economic landscape.
A company’s free cash flow, balance sheet, and dividend payout ratios can indicate if its dividend strategy is sustainable.
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Oil prices above US$100 can reshape entire sectors. While higher energy costs hurt some industries, oil and gas companies may benefit — but not all equally.
Three SGX blue chips spent S$333 million buying back their own shares in 1Q 2026 — but can they keep paying rising dividends?
Raffles Medical Group’s 20% dividend increase highlights how strong cash flow and balance sheet strength can drive payouts beyond revenue growth.
Passive income sounds simple, but sustainable dividends require strong businesses underneath. These four Singapore stocks stand out for generating income while you stay invested for the long term.