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The best REITs for long-term passive income are not always the highest-yielding, and these three defensive S-REITs show why.
Building a portfolio you never have to sell starts with owning quality businesses that can withstand market crashes and continue growing profits over time.
NetLink NBN Trust has earned a reputation for delivering steady distributions backed by recurring cash flows, but can income investors count on those payouts to continue?
Three SGX dividend stocks yield above 4% with no bank borrowings, but free cash flow reveals how sustainable their payouts really are.
Starting your investment journey at 40 does not mean you’ve missed the boat. You still have time to build towards a S$1 million retirement portfolio.
Falling T-bill yields are pushing investors towards dividend stocks, but chasing the highest yields can lead straight into a dividend trap.
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These three Singapore dividend stocks outside the STI are worth watching for their healthy cash flow and dependable dividend potential.
Lower interest rates could be a welcome tailwind for Singapore REITs. With financing costs expected to ease, some REITs may have greater room to strengthen cash flow and potentially increase distributions in the coming quarters.
S$100,000 is a significant investing milestone, but can it generate enough passive income to make a meaningful difference? Here’s what Singapore investors should realistically expect.
DBS continues to deliver impressive results, but understanding these risks will enable investors to make sounder investment decisions.
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Wilmar, ST Engineering and Sembcorp Industries raise dividends next week, with investors looking beyond the increases to assess the cash behind them.
A S$2,000 monthly retirement income stream requires more than simply buying the highest-yielding REITs.
Singapore’s new SDRs give investors easier access to Grab, Sea Limited and SpaceX, but should these global technology stocks be in your portfolio?
DBS shares have climbed to record highs, leaving investors with a difficult choice: buy now, hold existing positions, or wait for a cheaper entry. Here’s what long-term investors should consider beyond the share price.
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Investing in the markets is one way to beat inflation, and the US tariffs will no doubt be inflationary.
Without taking some risks, you lose the opportunity to reap the rewards.
With President Trump unleashing a wave of tariffs across more than 180 countries, here’s how you can navigate the choppy stock market.
Timing the market may cost you more than you think.