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David Kuo shares how dividend investing and simple portfolio “recipes” can help you build lasting financial independence.
This week’s Smart Reads looks at dividend stalwarts for October, REITs offering both high yields and retirement stability, defensive stocks to own and much more.
Here are several valuable lessons you can take to heart that I’ve gleaned from two decades of investing.
From a record-breaking gaming industry buyout to significant regulatory action in Singapore’s healthcare sector, this week delivered major corporate developments across diverse industries.
Markets rise and fall. Here’s a quick guide to bull vs bear market Singapore cycles and the smart strategies to invest with confidence through both.
CAREIT(SGX: 8C8U) made a strong IPO debut with its price up over 6%. Yields look appealing, but here are 3 things investors should take note of.
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Income investors should focus on these three REITs, which boast strong sponsors and a good distribution yield.
With Singapore expecting higher levels of tourism in the coming years, here are five stocks that look set to ride on this positive trend.
These five blue-chip stocks’ share prices have done exceptionally well this year. So, should they be included in your investment portfolio?
Here are five promising companies that you can consider buying to help you further diversify your portfolio.
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REITs are often one of the first investments new investors consider. Here’s why they’re so popular – and what beginners should understand before buying their first REIT.
DBS just delivered another record quarter, backed by resilient income and strong dividends. But with the share price at all-time highs and interest rates easing, the bigger question is whether the fundamentals can keep up in 2026.
Discover five cash-rich Singapore companies with strong balance sheets, dependable earnings and rising dividends — ideal for investors seeking long-term stability and steady passive income.
In a year where markets moved faster than ever, the investors who won were the ones who refused to keep up.