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Three small-cap dividends land in accounts this June. Only one is backed by both profit growth and cash flow. Here’s how LHN, Straits Trading and Yeo Hiap Seng stack up.
Many Singaporeans view upgrading their home as the next major financial milestone. But before committing S$50,000 towards a bigger property, it’s worth asking whether that money could work harder elsewhere.
Three Singapore blue chips and one ETF — that’s all you need to collect dividends in every month of the year.
When Treasury bill yields surged in recent years, many income investors shifted money away from REITs. But with interest rates changing and REIT valuations adjusting, has the income gap become attractive once more?
A hot market is not an invitation. It is a test.
Singapore banks have been stellar performers over the past few years. But as valuations rise and new opportunities emerge, it may be time to consider whether a high-quality US technology company offers a better risk-reward proposition today.
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UOB and OCBC’s latest earnings highlight how strategy matters as Singapore banks navigate falling interest rates and margin pressure.
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.
April delivered a clear divergence between Singapore’s benchmark and three of its blue-chip REITs. Here’s what the numbers say about why.
Stocks
Three Temasek blue-chips reported results within weeks of each other. One raised its dividend, one doubled it, and one cut it after record revenue. Here’s what income investors should take from each.
Your CPF Ordinary Account pays 2.5%. These three net-cash Singapore stocks pay more — and fund every cent from cash, not borrowing.
Dividend yields grab attention, but free cash flow determines whether those payouts can last. Here’s how Singtel and StarHub compare for long-term income investors.
Sheng Siong just broke ground on the biggest investment in its history. Here’s why the supermarket operator is spending S$520 million now.
Getting Started
Statistics and numbers from the past inform you on how to invest for the future.
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.