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In REIT investing, the quality of the sponsor can matter just as much as the properties themselves. These three Singapore REITs stand out for having strong backing, deep pipelines, and proven management support.
Share prices can move sharply in a day. But the businesses behind them usually change much more slowly.
CPF investing can boost long-term returns, but understanding the rules, risks, and trade-offs is essential before using your Ordinary Account funds.
Markets are noisy again. Here’s how long-term investors can stay focused, disciplined, and prepared.
GenAI is changing how companies grow and operate, and investors who spot early adopters could uncover overlooked opportunities in 2026.
Three SGX-listed stocks are paying dividends on the same day this week — but the stories behind each payout couldn’t be more different.
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Keppel’s transformation into an asset-light, infrastructure-focused group could make it a rare blend of dividend income and long-term growth for Singapore investors.
Inflation can quietly erode your purchasing power. These three dividend stocks stand out for their ability to generate income while staying resilient when prices rise.
A yearly bonus can disappear quickly. But deployed wisely, it can start generating recurring income. Here are three Singapore REITs worth watching for building long-term passive income.
Stocks
Three SGX stocks have delivered eye-watering gains over the past year. The harder question is whether the businesses behind them can keep up.
The Magnificent 7 have driven much of the market’s gains in recent years. But as portfolios become increasingly concentrated in mega-cap tech, investors should ask an important question: how much concentration is too much?
Higher-than-CPF yields are attractive, but these three Singapore stocks also stand out for their sizable net cash positions and financial resilience.
The first half of 2026 has tested investors with volatility, inflation concerns, and uneven global growth. Yet some Singapore stocks have continued delivering resilient earnings, stable cash flow, and steady execution despite the uncertainty.
Getting Started
Here are several useful investment resolutions you can make for the New Year.
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.