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We compare two CapitaLand REITs to see which makes the better investment.
The bellwether index is attempting to break its all-time high, but can 2025 be the year when this happens?
We have faith that these four stocks can up their dividends next year.
These stocks may have been battered this year, but could they be positioned to do well in 2025?
4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks with Dividend Yields Higher Than Your CPF Ordinary Account
We feature four promising blue-chip stocks that provide you with a better dividend yield than your CPF account.
If You Invested S$20,000 in OCBC 10 Years Ago, Here’s How Much You Would Have Received in Dividends
Singapore’s second-largest bank has been a dependable dividend payer all these years, but can it start paying out even more?
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4 Singapore REITs with Dividend Yields Higher Than the CPF Ordinary Account and Singapore Savings Bonds
Looking to earn higher returns than your CPF OA or SSB? These four REITs will provide you with that opportunity.
Hint: It’s all about passive income.
Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: US Federal Reserve, Nvidia, Apple Partners with Google, and Singtel
We look at the latest dot plot decision by the US central bank and dig deeper into Nvidia’s newest graphics processing unit.
4 Singapore Companies Poised to Report Higher Earnings: Can Their Share Prices Rise Further?
With these four companies seeing strong earnings momentum, can their share prices continue to rise this year?
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These five REITs have strong operational attributes that should allow them to do well.
Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: Singapore Post, ComfortDelGro and SIA Engineering
We look at the latest earnings from Singapore’s sole postal service provider and a land transport giant.
Let compounding take place over generations to allow your generational wealth to multiply.
Frasers Hospitality Trust is Being Privatised at S$0.71 Per Unit: Should Securityholders Accept the Offer?
The hospitality REIT is looking at its second privatisation attempt by its sponsor.


















