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Here’s where Singapore’s blue-chip REITs are finding growth.
Discover five global dividend stocks that offer stable income, resilient cash flows, and long-term diversification beyond Singapore’s market.
Three Singapore blue chips delivered standout first-half results—here’s what dividend investors need to know.
This week’s Smart Reads looks at whether SGX’s rally signals a dividend boom, income stocks yielding more than banks, and REITs that could raise payouts in 2026. We also cover special dividends, quarterly-paying stocks, and US dividend names worth knowing.
On the dock: Singapore’s economic growth forecast, a data centre REIT’s acquisition of remaining stakes in two properties, and a consortium’s top bid for a mega mixed-use project.
December spending adds up fast. Steady dividends from strong Singapore stocks can feel like a quiet Christmas bonus when it matters most.
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High dividend yields catch your eye for all the right reasons. But what looks like a generous payout today may be a warning sign of trouble tomorrow.
Singapore’s engineering giants saw mixed fortunes while US tech rallied on strong AI spending, highlighting the week’s key market developments from writedowns to record orders and earnings strength.
Want to grow your dividend income? Consider these five stocks.
These four names are poised to benefit from Singapore’s S$5 billion market-boosting plan that could lift investor interest in quality REITs.
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Singapore’s IPO market has rebounded in 2025 — here are the key trends shaping the SGX and the standout debuts from Centurion Accommodation REIT, NTT DC REIT, Coliwoo, and Info-Tech Systems during the year.
CPF offers certainty and safety, while REITs provide higher income potential. As retirement planning evolves in 2026, we compare how each stacks up as a long-term income stream.
Singtel’s latest results show rising profits, stronger dividends, and improving balance sheet strength. The key question now is whether these gains mark a genuine turnaround that can finally translate into sustained share price momentum in 2026.
UOB and OCBC are among Singapore’s most reliable dividend banks. With interest rates expected to fall in 2026, we compare their yield potential, earnings outlook, and payout strength to see which bank currently offers a more compelling dividend profile.
Getting Started
To be a successful investor, what matters most is a calm mind and a simple plan youcan put to work despite volatility.
It is all right to have investment heroes, just avoid placing them on a pedestal.
Make sure you don’t imbibe the wrong lessons from market crashes.
When the stock market is declining, here’s what you should do.