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These REITs not only feature high portfolio occupancies but also pay out an attractive distribution yield.
You can rest assured that these four Singapore stocks can provide a lifetime passive income stream.
These three stocks may have done well this year, but look out for continued strong performances as 2025 beckons.
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Economic headwinds are threatening to lower REIT distributions, so is this asset class still a viable one for income-seeking investors?
This year’s bonanza budget will help to ease the burden of inflation for individuals and families.
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