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Flights and hotels are only part of the cost of travelling. Here’s how passive income can help cover the hidden holiday expenses without hurting your finances.
Want to teach your child about money and investing? Here’s how 100 shares of a Singapore bank can become a practical learning project about ownership, dividends, risk, and patience.
Three SGX-listed stocks carry zero debt, hold plenty of cash, and raised their dividends for FY2025. We break down what’s behind each payout increase — and what dividend investors should watch for.
Three Singapore blue chips reported both higher profits and higher dividends — but the path from profit to payout was different in each case. Here’s what matters for income investors.
This week’s Smart Reads explores the power of dividend compounding, blue-chip stocks rewarding investors with payouts, and SGX companies approaching key milestones. We also examine value traps, currency risks facing REIT investors, and why younger investors may benefit from taking a longer-term view.
We look at tighter rules for suspended companies, Singapore’s growing IPO pipeline, Beijing’s clampdown on illicit cross-border stock trading and a landmark office complex attracting billion-dollar interest.
Popular
The STI slipped around 2% in April 2026, with three familiar names at the bottom of the pile. All three reported underlying profit growth. So what is the market really watching?
While the STI slipped in April, these three blue chips delivered gains exceeding 10% — and dividend investors were rewarded along the way.
OCBC, UOB and Keppel are rewarding investors this week with dividends, giving shareholders a timely chance to assess payouts against recent earnings.
Investors can build a resilient portfolio by pairing Singapore dividend stocks for income with US growth stocks for long-term expansion.
Stocks
A high yield means nothing if the cash behind it runs dry. Three lesser-known SGX names show what dividend durability actually looks like for a retirement portfolio.
Sitting on cash can feel uncomfortable when markets are making new highs. But sometimes, patience is an investment strategy too.
Singaporean investors in the US market face the inevitable US withholding tax that quietly eats into their returns. The good news is it can be minimized with informed choices.
You receive a S$10,000 bonus tomorrow. Do you put it all into dividend-paying Singapore REITs, chase growth with US stocks, or split it between both?
Getting Started
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.
If you’ve taken a long break from investing, here’s what you need to know to get back on track.
That is not to say that picking shares should ever be decided by a throw of the dice.






















