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Investors will be watching iFAST’s 1H2026 results closely as the fintech works towards its promised 2026 dividend target.
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.
Discover why small-cap stocks deserve a spot on your watchlist.
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A dividend yield above 10% can be incredibly tempting, but it often comes with added risk. These two high-yield stocks deserve a closer look to determine whether their generous payouts are sustainable or simply too good to be true.
AI has created huge winners in 2026, and these eight S&P 500 stocks show where investors found the biggest gains.
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IPOs can be exciting. They offer investors a chance to buy into a company early, but they can also be risky and overhyped.
Many Singaporeans view upgrading their home as the next major financial milestone. But before committing S$50,000 towards a bigger property, it’s worth asking whether that money could work harder elsewhere.
Three Singapore blue chips and one ETF — that’s all you need to collect dividends in every month of the year.
When Treasury bill yields surged in recent years, many income investors shifted money away from REITs. But with interest rates changing and REIT valuations adjusting, has the income gap become attractive once more?
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The AI boom may be led by America’s tech giants, but its ripple effects are reaching Singapore. These three semiconductor stocks are benefiting from rising global chip demand and deserve a closer look.
DBS set a record income quarter and lifted its dividend 8%. Both numbers hide something. Here is what income investors should check when the bank reports on 6 August.
Ask investors about their retirement goals and one figure comes up repeatedly: S$3,000 a month in passive income. The bigger question is how much capital is needed to generate that income through dividends and whether a portfolio can sustain it long term.
Three blue-chip stocks outpaced the Singapore market in July 2026, as falling rate expectations reshaped the outlook for banks and property.
Getting Started
If you’ve just started on your investment journey, here are four things you should know about.
Smaller companies tend to have simple business models that have not been complicated by frequent acquisitions and disposals.
Beginner investors can check out these four familiar REITs that boast strong sponsors.
Stock prices have recovered, but the business impact has yet to kick in.