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Blue chips might be boring to some investors, but they provide income and stability to your portfolio.
As interest rates ease and income investing regains appeal, these four Singapore REITs stand out for their resilience, balance-sheet strength, and ability to deliver sustainable distributions into 2026.
For one thing, putting money into firms in the sector would ensure that they are around when we need them.
Singapore bank stocks are trading near record highs. Here’s what could drive returns and dividends in 2026, and what risks investors should watch.
Markets rise and fall, but blue-chip stocks Singapore continue to anchor portfolios. Here’s why they remain the bedrock of investing in 2026.
MAS’s S$5 billion support for local equities could lift selected dividend stocks, and we highlight three Singapore names positioned to benefit.
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Falling rates don’t have to mean falling income. These Singapore banks show why dividends may still hold up.
Watch our webinar replay to learn how investors can approach dividends, REITs and blue-chip stocks in Singapore for 2026.
Discover how just S$1,000 can build a diversified portfolio and kickstart your wealth journey.
These five stocks should allow you to sleep soundly at night while collecting attractive dividends.
Stocks
With interest rates expected to decline in 2025 and 2026, investors are asking whether Singapore REITs are set for a major rebound. We break down the opportunities, risks, and what falling rates could mean for distributions and valuations.
Looking beyond the STI’s blue chips can unlock higher dividend yields, and we highlight three Singapore stocks offering stronger income backed by resilient cash flows.
Singapore Airlines’ latest results show resilient passenger demand, and with a higher share price, investors are now weighing earnings quality against longer-term growth potential.
Looking for reliable investments offering steady growth? Here are four blue-chip stocks that have outperformed the market.
Getting Started
With the softening of interest rate, investing in Singapore REIT ETF could be a viable option.
Investing in the markets is one way to beat inflation, and the US tariffs will no doubt be inflationary.
Without taking some risks, you lose the opportunity to reap the rewards.
With President Trump unleashing a wave of tariffs across more than 180 countries, here’s how you can navigate the choppy stock market.