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Three Singapore REITs, three stories, as FY2025 results reveal who is adapting and who is being tested in a higher-rate world.
All-time highs excite traders, but long-term investors focus on business fundamentals, income, and compounding rather than short-term price milestones.
As market sentiment improves and money flows back into equities, some stocks are better positioned than others to benefit from an upswing.
Starting your investing journey doesn’t mean chasing hot tips. These five types of stocks help new Singapore investors learn the basics while keeping risk manageable.
Build a resilient S$10,000 dividend engine for consistent passive income.
This week’s Smart Reads focuses on blue chips to watch, building a solid 2026 portfolio, and how to think about entry prices for stocks like DBS. We also revisit long-term investing, REIT opportunities beyond blue chips, and the sustainability of the AI boom.
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Buried under all that market noise, this high-yield stock may offer steady income and upside.
A quiet SGX holiday week saw a surprise REIT takeover bid, debt relief for Manulife US REIT, and NVIDIA’s largest-ever US$20 billion AI acquisition.
Three blue-chip stocks have seen their stock price languish, trailing the broader market. Has the market gotten it wrong?
Here’s where Singapore’s blue-chip REITs are finding growth.
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We look at a series of landmark policy announcements from Budget 2026 that are set to reshape Singapore’s workforce, retirement landscape, and technology sector.
ServiceNow’s latest quarter tells a very different story from the doom and gloom surrounding SaaS stocks.
These three cash-rich companies just raised their dividends – and the balance sheet explains why.
Reliable dividends don’t come from chasing the highest yield. These five SGX-listed stocks have the track record income investors can rely on.
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There are good reasons for making voluntary CPF contributions, and there are good reasons against doing so. Today, we are presenting several reasons why this may not be a good idea.
Rather than being perturbed by the recent stock market declines, we should be grateful for potential bargains.
The software-as-a-service space looks set for another growth surge, with many chances forinvestors to profit.
With your CPF account being a guaranteed source of returns, should you park some funds in there?