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UIB REIT joins the SGX on 12 March. We break down the six key facts for income investors.
Market volatility can shake investor confidence, but a disciplined strategy and focus on fundamentals can help investors stay calm and make smarter decisions.
When markets turn uncertain, dividends only matter if the cash is actually there. These three companies can prove it.
Regular dividends from investments can be a sign that the finances of the business we have invested in are healthy.
Five Singapore stocks — from a defensive grocer to an offshore engineering giant — are positioned to ride structural growth trends in 2026.
Singapore banks have surged, leaving some investors feeling left behind. But rallies often create new opportunities elsewhere, and these three stocks could offer a different path forward.
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Earnings updates and strategic developments put these three Singapore stocks in focus for the week of 9 February 2026.
Singapore REIT earnings highlight a shift from survival to growth, as rental reversions and strategic acquisitions support income stability.
Looking beyond CPF returns, these three Singapore REITs stand out for dependable dividends supported by resilient property portfolios.
With markets near highs and interest rates shifting, building a resilient portfolio matters more than chasing the next big winner.
Stocks
These five Singapore stocks could help protect wealth through pricing power, steady cash flow, and resilient dividends.
The STI smashed through 5,000 for the first time in February 2026, but these three blue chips have left even the benchmark in the dust. Here’s why.
Dividend cuts can hurt long-term income plans, but some Singapore stocks have proven resilient, maintaining payouts even during downturns.
Discover which three Singapore blue-chip dividend stocks offer income, resilience, and the potential to help investors stay ahead of rising living costs.
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In 2022, the firm is seeing gross bookings exceed 2019 levels in the first half of February. The opportunity remains significant.
Catch the recording of our recent REITs webinar here!
The first step towards becoming a better investor is in recognising the importance of making mistakes. The next is in internalising them into your investment process.
Investing in banks means you have to not just look at their performance, but also at the overall economic landscape.