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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.
The best passive income stocks are not always in the STI, and these three Singapore companies show why dividend quality matters most.
Three blue-chip REITs are making strategic acquisitions, with each deal aimed at boosting DPU and creating long-term value for investors.
Your first S$20,000 is a major financial milestone. Should you keep it in a high-interest savings account or start investing in stocks? The answer depends on your goals, time horizon, and financial foundation.
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Three blue-chip Singapore REITs reported for 1Q2026 — but only one showed actual distribution growth. Here’s how durable each payout looks for retirement income.
ETFs offer diversification while Singapore stocks provide targeted opportunities and dividends. Here’s how investors can combine both to build a balanced long-term portfolio.
FLCT, MLT and First REIT are paying distributions this week, though their latest results tell three very different stories.
Warehouses may not sound exciting, but they are the backbone of global trade and e-commerce. Here’s why Mapletree Logistics Trust has built one of Asia’s largest logistics real estate portfolios.
Stocks
Three SGX counters report within a week of each other in August, and for each it is the first payout decision of 2026. Here is what to watch in the numbers behind the numbers.
As AI stocks take a breather, these three overlooked non-AI stocks could offer investors growth, diversification and greater portfolio resilience.
The CPF Special Account offers a guaranteed 4% annual return – one of Singapore’s best risk-free savings options. But can investors with S$30,000 realistically earn more over the long term without taking on excessive risk?
Investing a lump sum at an all-time high can feel like a costly mistake when markets decline. But history suggests that what you do next often matters far more than where you started.
Getting Started
Stock-market volatility is only a problem if we do not know what we are invested in. Consequently, income investors should focus on cash flow.
When you are under pressure, even the most familiar tasks can suddenly feel monumental.
It is important to be realistic, especially about valuations, when we invest.
Women are great at saving but often miss out on investing. Learn why investing is essential for financial security and how to get started today.