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Constantly checking stock prices rarely builds wealth. The real gains often come from holding great businesses over time. These five stocks are the kind investors can consider owning for the next decade.
iFAST Corporation kicked off 2026 with a 56.3% dividend hike, record assets under administration, and all three business engines firing.
Meta’s IPO turned early investors into millionaires, but the bigger lesson lies in how long-term conviction can overcome volatility and market fear.
Market volatility is unavoidable, but some businesses are built to handle uncertainty better than others. These four stocks stand out for their resilience, strong cash flow, and ability to stay steady when markets turn chaotic.
Markets hitting all-time highs can feel risky, but history shows that new highs are often part of long-term trends, not signals to exit.
This week’s Smart Reads explores dividend sustainability, blue-chip buybacks, and why growing payouts matter in an inflationary world. We also revisit semiconductor stocks and businesses built to withstand rising costs.
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When stocks hit multi-year highs, investors face a tough decision. Are these gains a sign of strength, or a signal to take profits?
Beat inflation with these 5 Singapore stocks growing dividends to outpace rising costs.
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Funding a university degree may seem challenging, but these three Singapore stocks could help grow S$85,000 through long-term investing.
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High yields grab attention, but for retirement portfolios, it’s the cash backing those dividends that keeps the income flowing.
Dividend payouts from five SGX blue-chip REITs arrive this June, but investors should look beyond headline DPU declines to understand sustainability.
Reinvested dividends can accelerate compounding – here’s how the dividend snowball can help you build income faster and potentially retire years earlier.
A stronger Singapore dollar can quietly reduce overseas income from REITs, making currency movements an important but often overlooked risk for dividend investors.
Getting Started
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Investing for the long haul is more than just about buying and holding.
Ever wonder how some businesses stay successful in the long run? This simple observation could help you decide on your next investment.