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CPF provides a solid foundation, but investors can earn more by adding dependable dividend stocks. Cash-rich companies like UOB, HRnetGroup and SGX offer stable payouts, strong balance sheets and steady CPF-beating income for long-term wealth building.
Building a dividend-powered retirement isn’t about chasing high yields, it’s about owning reliable businesses that can keep paying you for decades.
From SGX to DBS and ST Engineering, these blue-chip heavyweights continue to offer resilient dividends and long-term growth for investors in 2026.
Not all REITs are created equal. Here’s how to tell the difference between a solid income generator and a potential value trap.
While your savings account pays 0.24%, Singapore REITs are delivering 6.9% yields. Here’s everything you need to know about this income-generating powerhouse.
This week’s Smart Reads spotlights REITs poised to benefit from rate cuts, blue-chip and under-the-radar stocks beating the STI, and a simple five-step guide to start investing in 2026. We also review Keppel’s rally and compare growth versus income strategies for Singapore investors.
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It’s unusual for blue-chip stocks to plunge after releasing their earnings, so investors may be wondering if these three stocks could be bargains waiting to be scooped up.
With the earnings season coming to a close, we single out four attractive blue-chip stocks that saw an increase in profits.
We look at the latest divestment by Singapore’s oldest industrial REIT and a potential makeover at Temasek Holdings.
We showcase three REITs with overseas properties that managed to increase their distribution per unit.
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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.
S-REITs offer opportunity in 2026, but avoiding common income pitfalls remains crucial for building resilient dividend portfolios.