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    Smart Reads of the Week: Singapore Banks, Your Retirement and REITs for Beginners

    We take a look at options for retirement, REITs to start you off your investment journey, and large-cap growth stocks.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorOctober 30, 2021Updated:September 26, 20233 Mins Read
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    DBS Group (SGX: D05) recently came up with a report detailing how an investment property may no longer be sufficient for retirement.

    For the majority of Singaporeans who believe in owning real estate as a way to retire comfortably, this news could be an unwelcome surprise.

    We discuss more on how you can adequately prepare for your retirement based on this stunning news.

    Meanwhile, Singapore banks are approaching their all time highs again. 

    Is it too late for you to invest? We explore the topic in greater detail by looking at what matters the most: its business.

    And in the REITs sector, we provide some suggestions on what a beginner investor should own for stability and consistent distributions.

    Many of the REITs have also begun reporting their latest earnings or business updates this week.

    With the banks about to report next week, it’s a good time to assess how these businesses are doing as the world gears up for a sustained recovery.

    Here is a list of our top articles for this week.

    1. DBS Says Property Isn’t Enough for Retirement: Here’s What You Can Do Instead

    It’s a worrying sign to know that property may not be as lucrative as it once was. Here’s what you can do to better prepare yourself for retirement. 

    2. 4 Mega-Cap Stocks That Are Still Growing Strongly

    Size may seem like an impediment to growth, but don’t tell these four mega-sized companies that.

    3. 4 REITs To Kickstart Your Investment Journey

    Here are four REITs you can consider if you’re just starting on your investment journey.

    4. Singapore Bank Stocks Approach 52-Week Highs Ahead of Earnings: Are They Still a Buy?

    Our local banks have been flirting with 52-week highs in the last week. Do they still qualify as a buy?

    5. 5 REITs That Chalked Up Double-Digit Returns Year-to-Date

    These five REITs have performed admirably share price-wise year to date. They may just deserve a place on your watch list.

    6. 4 Singapore Stocks Perfect for Your First Investment

    Thinking of putting money into investments but don’t know where to start? Here are four Singaporean companies that are suitable for beginner investors.

    7. iFAST’s Hong Kong Profit May Multiply Seven-Fold by 2025: 5 Things You Should Know About Its Latest Earnings

    iFAST Corporation Limited (SGX: AIY) just released its latest earnings. Here are five things you should know about its growth prospects.

    8. Raffles Medical Crashed 10% in Two Days: Should Investors Buy the Dip?

    Shares of Raffles Medical Group (SGX: BSL) declined sharply in just two days. Should the company come under investors’ buy lists?

    9. This Singapore Stock Has Paid Dividends for 17 Consecutive Years: Should You Buy?

    It’s tough to find companies that have a consistent track record of paying dividends. Here’s one that has kept its record intact for 17 years.

    10. These 3 Billion-Dollar Stocks Are Using IPOs to Unlock Shareholder Value: Are They a Buy?

    These three companies are planning to list some of their divisions or assets to unlock shareholder value. Such corporate moves may make them more attractive in the eyes of investors.

    If you want more stock ideas, start looking out for these 5 unique traits in the stock market. Companies with these traits can possibly pay you dividends for life. Discover what these traits are in your FREE special report “Dividend Stocks That Can Pay You For Life”. Click here to download now.

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    Please refer to the individual articles for stock ownership disclosures.

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