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The STI is up 16% in 2026, but SGX, OCBC and ST Engineering have gone even further. Discover what’s driving their market-beating returns.
Singapore offers excellent dividend stocks and REITs, but limiting your portfolio to one market could mean missing out on global growth opportunities and diversification benefits.
Higher oil prices can affect everything from transport costs to inflation and dividends. Here’s what Singapore retirees and income investors should know when energy prices surge.
Building a reliable dividend portfolio starts with owning quality businesses. These five Singapore dividend stocks have the characteristics long-term income investors should look for.
This week’s Smart Reads explores bonus dividends, retirement-ready REITs, Singapore’s AI beneficiaries, and long-term portfolio building. We also examine market crashes, dividend stocks, and overlooked small-cap opportunities.
We look at a major retail divestment by a suburban mall REIT, an ambitious island transformation plan, a healthcare IPO that drew strong demand, and record numbers from a global investment company.
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Three SGX stocks are paying dividends in the week of 25 May — but their latest results paint very different pictures of sustainability.
This week saw Singapore dethroning Indonesia as Southeast Asia’s largest stock market, a major telco deal falling through at the last minute, a refreshed national AI strategy, a S$387 million property divestment by UOB, and the listing of a co-working space pioneer.
At 25, the greatest investing advantage is not money or expertise, but time and the power of long-term compounding.
Discover these 5 Singapore blue-chip stocks balancing stability and growth.
Stocks
The AI boom may be led by America’s tech giants, but its ripple effects are reaching Singapore. These three semiconductor stocks are benefiting from rising global chip demand and deserve a closer look.
DBS set a record income quarter and lifted its dividend 8%. Both numbers hide something. Here is what income investors should check when the bank reports on 6 August.
Ask investors about their retirement goals and one figure comes up repeatedly: S$3,000 a month in passive income. The bigger question is how much capital is needed to generate that income through dividends and whether a portfolio can sustain it long term.
Three blue-chip stocks outpaced the Singapore market in July 2026, as falling rate expectations reshaped the outlook for banks and property.
Getting Started
Investing in stocks may be scary at first, but this fear should pale in comparison to the fear of running out of money when we retire.
Focus on the business narrative, not the stock price. Over time, stock prices converge to each business’ intrinsic value.
We tend to extrapolate what we see in the present, which is why investment and economic projections are usually way off the mark.
Planning for retirement? Here is how to create multiple sources of income on top of payouts from your CPF Life.