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Can SIA, SATS and SIA Engineering deliver higher dividends for investors? Read on to find out.
These five stocks have done well in the past year, but should they be in your investment portfolio?
Here are four REITs with distribution yields that should please an income investor.
Markets rebounded strongly last week, driven by earnings and major corporate news in Singapore and the US. We cover Keppel, Hongkong Land, Alphabet and more. Here’s what investors need to know.
4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks Undergoing Strategic Reviews: Are They Worth a Second Look?
Strategic reviews can help to unlock significant value for shareholders. These four blue-chip stocks may have what it takes to deliver enduring value for investors.
This week’s Smart Reads features blue chips, REITs, and dividend stocks to strengthen your portfolio through market ups and downs.
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With the earnings season around the corner, here are five blue-chip stocks that could turn in a bright report card.
Here are three REITs that conducted acquisitions recently. Should you add them into your income portfolio?
These four companies managed to raise their dividends in a difficult operating environment.
Timeless Investment Tenets: Here’s Why You Should Focus on the Long-Term When Investing
Long-term compounding can lift your portfolio to greater heights and allow you to enjoy a comfortable retirement.
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It can be a tough decision, but we will discuss each option so that you will know how to proceed calmly.
With technology and digitalisation being the buzzwords these days, here are five US technology stocks that can help lift the value of your portfolio.
Sheng Siong’s Share Price Achieved a New All-Time High: Can the Retailer Continue to Do Well?
Can the supermarket operator continue to post better results?
The Top 10 Singapore Stocks Over the Past Decade — And Which Ones Still Look Good Today
Over the past decade, the STI delivered a total return of 84%, or 6.3% a year with dividends reinvested. But the index’s best performers did far better, with annualised returns between 9.1% and 20%. Here’s the full list, what they have in common, and which still look attractive today.

















