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This week’s Smart Reads explores dividend-paying blue chips, debt-free income stocks, and resilient Singapore businesses navigating a challenging environment. We also examine long-term investing ideas, passive income strategies, and cash-rich companies offering yields above CPF rates.
We look at a record AI funding round backed by Singapore’s sovereign funds, a major new power plant for a local blue-chip, a hospitality REIT divestment, and Warren Buffett’s deepening bet on Big Tech.
At 25, the biggest investing advantage is time – but deciding how much of your money should go into stocks depends on your goals, risk tolerance, and financial foundation.
These three SGX-listed REITs offer trailing yields of 7% or more – but can their latest quarterly results back up those payouts?
The Straits Times Index barely budged in May. These three blue chips left it far behind — and the reasons say more about their businesses than the market mood.
The best passive income investments keep generating cash flow whether you are working, sleeping, or travelling overseas.
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These three Singapore stocks stand out for paying investors every quarter, with business fundamentals worth watching too.
Some Singapore stocks have delivered standout gains over the past two years. But can the winners keep running, or has the easy money already been made?
With oil prices above US$100, both SATS and Singapore Airlines face increasing costs. How will these aviation giants manage the pressure as the 2026 recovery unfolds?
Retirees who seek stability and a stream of dividend income can look to these four blue-chip stocks.
Stocks
The STI delivered respectable returns, but these three Singapore stocks went much further, each doubling or more over the past year.
What happens if you buy DBS at its highest price? The answer may surprise long-term investors once dividends are included.
The STI is up 16% in 2026, but SGX, OCBC and ST Engineering have gone even further. Discover what’s driving their market-beating returns.
Singapore offers excellent dividend stocks and REITs, but limiting your portfolio to one market could mean missing out on global growth opportunities and diversification benefits.
Getting Started
Know which investing discipline is best for you; do not lurch aimlessly from one transaction to the next.
Millennials who are targeting to retire with a million dollars should consider these three key steps.
We conclude our three-part series on REITs by describing ways they can grow and the risks associated with them.
Here are five facts on money that you should take note of when thinking about retirement.