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Here’s where Singapore’s blue-chip REITs are finding growth.
Discover five global dividend stocks that offer stable income, resilient cash flows, and long-term diversification beyond Singapore’s market.
Three Singapore blue chips delivered standout first-half results—here’s what dividend investors need to know.
This week’s Smart Reads looks at whether SGX’s rally signals a dividend boom, income stocks yielding more than banks, and REITs that could raise payouts in 2026. We also cover special dividends, quarterly-paying stocks, and US dividend names worth knowing.
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.
December spending adds up fast. Steady dividends from strong Singapore stocks can feel like a quiet Christmas bonus when it matters most.
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November saw three Singapore blue-chip leaders beat the STI with standout performance powered by resilient fundamentals and strategic growth execution.
Looking for strong Singapore blue-chip stocks in December 2025? We break down the latest updates from CapitaLand Ascendas REIT, Keppel and Mapletree Logistics Trust, and explain how their capital recycling, divestments and portfolio upgrades could shape long-term returns.
Four resilient Singapore REITs with stable portfolios and improving fundamentals could benefit when interest rates finally fall.
Starting with S$10,000? You do not need complicated strategies or dozens of stocks. This five-step guide shows you how to set your investment goal, choose the right mix of companies, build a strong core with Singapore stocks and stay invested with confidence through 2026 and beyond.
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Most new investors lose money not because markets are unfair, but because they fall into the same predictable traps early on.
Here are four Singapore REITs to watch in January 2026 and what makes them stand out for long-term income investors.
Discover the three cash-rich Singapore stocks that pay yields higher than CPF, backed by strong balance sheets and resilient cash flows.
These three defensive Singapore stocks could help investors protect income and stability as markets stay volatile heading into 2026.
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For those looking for higher returns from their CPF Ordinary Account
There are over 500 stocks that make up the S&P 500 index. The Magnificent 7 account for over 31% of its weightage.
With interest rates poised to head lower, this could be a good chance to invest in different sectors for long-term upside.
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