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This week, we spotlight DBS’s long-term returns, REITs for income seekers, and dividend stocks paying out in June. Plus, we break down five SGX rule changes that could reshape the Singapore market.
We look at the latest twist in the Trump tariff saga and an interesting acquisition announced by Singapore’s oldest industrial REIT.
Income investors should take note of these five dividend-paying stocks.
REITs continue to be the perfect choice for income-seeking investors despite the headwinds.
The asset manager is advancing on its long-term growth strategy by targeting multiple growth pillars.
An investment in blue chip DBS 10 years ago nearly tripled with dividends. See how long-term investing can quietly build wealth.
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The retail REIT is now equipped to conduct asset enhancements now that it owns the entire Northpoint Mall.
The industrial REIT sub-sector is one of the more resilient ones out of all the REIT sub-sectors.
The engineering firm has seen its share price attain new all-time highs as it sets ambitious goals for 2029.
Looking for reliability and healthy dividends to grow your CPF? These four stocks may be the ones for you.
Stocks
Looking for stocks to park in your CPF Investment Account? Here are three you can count on.
Singapore’s small-cap stocks are an acquired taste but there may be some hidden gems out there.
Consumer stocks enjoy steady long-term demand and can help you to grow your portfolio in line with the economy’s growth.
The REIT sector has endured nearly three years of pessimism, but could the tide finally be turning?
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We tackle this tough question as both good and bad news regarding the pandemic continue to flow in.
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