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FIRE isn’t one-size-fits-all — Singapore investors can pursue financial independence through portfolio growth or passive income, each with different trade-offs.
This week’s Smart Reads focuses on building long-term wealth, dividend stocks that beat CPF rates, and REITs to grow your passive income. We also explore recession-proof portfolios and stocks paying dividends this month.
Apple’s CEO transition, CICT’s S$6.4 billion asset swap, and SGX RegCo’s new governance rules lead this week’s top global and local market highlights.
Rising coffee prices in Singapore could signal broader shifts, and these three food businesses may benefit from changing consumer trends and pricing power.
A 5% yield looks the same on a screener whether it’s funded by recurring free cash flow, a long-dated lease book, or a project windfall that is already ending.
When stocks hit multi-year highs, investors face a tough decision. Are these gains a sign of strength, or a signal to take profits?
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When markets turn volatile, cash becomes a powerful advantage. These three Singapore blue chips stand out for strong balance sheets and the ability to stay resilient when conditions get tough.
Three blue chips posted impressive headline numbers, yet their share prices fell furthest among the STI’s 30 stocks in March. Here’s why the market wasn’t buying the good news.
Learn how to generate consistent dividends for the next generation using three powerhouse Singapore REITs built for long-term growth.
These five Singapore stocks could help protect wealth through pricing power, steady cash flow, and resilient dividends.
Stocks
UOB and OCBC’s latest earnings highlight how strategy matters as Singapore banks navigate falling interest rates and margin pressure.
Not all dips are opportunities, but these three names are worth a closer look.
Data centres are powering AI and cloud growth, but between Keppel DC REIT and Digital Core REIT, which offers the better mix of income, scale, and long-term upside?
With NIM compressing and non-interest income at record highs in FY2025, here are four key developments dividend investors should watch on 8 May.
Getting Started
Investing in shares beats returns from cash or bonds. But it is important to start early and trade less.
Switching out of equities into fixed-interest investments is tricky, especially in a falling market.
This edge lies in how you conduct yourself and whether you can keep your emotions in check.
Valuation is also about the performance of the business,especially if you are investing for dividends and growth