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Singapore’s three major banks all offer dividends and stability, but valuation, growth, and income prospects may make one stand out more than the others today.
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iFAST Corporation kicked off 2026 with a 56.3% dividend hike, record assets under administration, and all three business engines firing.
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Market volatility is unavoidable, but some businesses are built to handle uncertainty better than others. These four stocks stand out for their resilience, strong cash flow, and ability to stay steady when markets turn chaotic.
Markets hitting all-time highs can feel risky, but history shows that new highs are often part of long-term trends, not signals to exit.
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When markets turn volatile, cash becomes a powerful advantage. These three Singapore blue chips stand out for strong balance sheets and the ability to stay resilient when conditions get tough.
Three blue chips posted impressive headline numbers, yet their share prices fell furthest among the STI’s 30 stocks in March. Here’s why the market wasn’t buying the good news.
Learn how to generate consistent dividends for the next generation using three powerhouse Singapore REITs built for long-term growth.
These five Singapore stocks could help protect wealth through pricing power, steady cash flow, and resilient dividends.
Stocks
Most dividend stocks pay only once or twice a year. But with the right mix of companies and REITs, investors can potentially build a portfolio that generates income almost every month.
Stop chasing stock tips. Discover the 7 essential habits that build long-term wealth, help you avoid panic selling, and pick high-quality dividend stocks.
These three SGX-listed companies are sitting on hefty net cash positions — and they’re sharing the wealth through meaningful dividend increases.
Genting Singapore is debt-free, sitting on S$3.2 billion in cash and yielding around 6.6% — yet its shares are near a 10-year low. We ask the only question that matters for income investors: can the dividend last?
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