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CPF members who are 55 and above will see their special account closed with funds shifted to their retirement and ordinary accounts.
This week’s Singapore market roundup highlights modest STI movements, Singtel’s standout performance, and Keppel DC Reit’s robust DPU growth.
Looking for an attractive mix of growth and dividends? Here are four blue-chip stocks that are suitable for the sandwiched generation.
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The engineering giant has been one of the most consistent dividend payers in the past decade.
The property giant announced its long-awaited strategy update to transform its business. Should investors bite?
Here are three Singapore REITs that managed to increase their distributions.
We delve into a new strategy update from a property giant and dissect the latest quarterly earnings from a supermarket retailer.
Stocks
When Singaporean investors look at Malaysia, many are turned off by the risks. Others, like my co-founder David Kuo, see an opportunity.
In this era of higher interest rates, we introduce five REITs that are taking steps to mitigate the fall in their distributable income.
We are in the thick of the earnings season and these four Singapore companies may be poised to increase their dividends.
We introduce four reliable Singapore blue-chip stocks that you can pass down to your children.
Getting Started
How Jason Zweig’s book, Your Money and Your Brain, will help you become a smarter investor. The book has left a lasting impression on how I invest.
Did you know that investors can lose money even if they invest in the best fund? Read on about 17 stock market facts that will blow your mind.
Who would have thought that stock markets in 2019 would have turned out the way that they did?
SGX RegCo has established a working group to study how Singapore’s retail bonds market can be improved. Here are my suggestions for investor-education.