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Discover how just S$1,000 can build a diversified portfolio and kickstart your wealth journey.
This investing mistake looks harmless at first, but has lasting consequences for many Singapore investors.
These three Singapore stocks combine fortress balance sheets with yields above 5%.
These five stocks should allow you to sleep soundly at night while collecting attractive dividends.
With a solid yield now, investors ask: can CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT) sustain its payout through 2026 and beyond?
Most new investors lose money not because markets are unfair, but because they fall into the same predictable traps early on.
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Three blue-chip stocks have seen their stock price languish, trailing the broader market. Has the market gotten it wrong?
Here’s where Singapore’s blue-chip REITs are finding growth.
Three Singapore blue chips delivered standout first-half results—here’s what dividend investors need to know.
On the dock: Singapore’s economic growth forecast, a data centre REIT’s acquisition of remaining stakes in two properties, and a consortium’s top bid for a mega mixed-use project.
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CPF offers certainty and safety, while REITs provide higher income potential. As retirement planning evolves in 2026, we compare how each stacks up as a long-term income stream.
Singtel’s latest results show rising profits, stronger dividends, and improving balance sheet strength. The key question now is whether these gains mark a genuine turnaround that can finally translate into sustained share price momentum in 2026.
UOB and OCBC are among Singapore’s most reliable dividend banks. With interest rates expected to fall in 2026, we compare their yield potential, earnings outlook, and payout strength to see which bank currently offers a more compelling dividend profile.
A dividend yield above 5% can beat inflation, but only when payouts are backed by strong cash flow, resilient businesses, and sustainable fundamentals.
Getting Started
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?