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    Smart Reads of the Week: Singapore Blue Chips for Your CPF, REITs for Reopening and Real Estate Giants

    We look at suitable REITs and companies that will benefit from Singapore's further reopening.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorApril 2, 20223 Mins Read
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    It’s a breath of fresh air to know that wearing masks outdoors has been made optional.

    Group sizes have also been increased from five to 10.

    In line with these rule relaxations, we looked at three REITs that stand to benefit.

    Meanwhile, we also identified three Singapore blue-chip stocks that can help you to accelerate the growth of your CPF funds.

    By growing your CPF at a quicker rate, you will be better prepared for retirement.

    Finally, we compared two real estate giants — CapitaLand Investment Limited (SGX: 9CI), or CLI, and City Developments Limited (SGX: C09), or CDL, to see which real estate giant qualifies as the better investment.

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

    1. 3 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks That Can Accelerate the Growth of Your CPF Account

    We feature three Singapore blue-chip stocks that can help to grow your CPF account faster than the 2.5% per annum interest rate.

    2. Singapore Eases COVID-19 Rules: 3 REITs That Will Benefit

    As Singapore transitions towards the endemic phase, these three REITs should enjoy improved prospects.

    3. Better Buy: CapitaLand Investment Limited Vs City Developments Limited

    As promised, we put the two property conglomerates CLI and CDL side by side to see which ended up as the better investment choice.

    4. Singapore Extends Quarantine-Free Entry: 3 Stocks That Are Soaring

    With Singapore introducing the new vaccinated travel framework for travellers, here are three stocks that should greatly benefit.

    5. 3 Potential Singapore Stock Buys for April

    We come up with three interesting Singapore names that you can consider for April.

    6. 3 Singapore Growth Stocks That Pay a Quarterly Dividend

    Looking for both growth and dividends? Here are three stocks that will give you the best of both worlds.

    7. Are You a Growth Investor? Here are 4 Stocks You Should Not Miss Out

    If you’re hunting for growth, you should not miss out on these four stocks.

    8. Bali Thai, Soup Restaurant and Tung Lok: Restaurant Stocks Soar on Reopening News

    Restaurants are poised to do much better as the group size doubles to 10. Here are some stocks that will benefit from this rule change.

    9. Banks Not a One-Way Bet; Look at the Big Picture

    Banks may be popular as investments, but investors also need to look at the macroeconomic picture when selecting them.

    10. 2 Attributes of Successful Investors

    If you want to be a successful investor, here are two traits you need to possess.

    Not sure which REIT to put your money in? Use our 7-step REIT checklist to find one that fits into your retirement plan. Checklist is inside our latest FREE report “Singapore REITs Retirement Plan”. Click here to download it now.

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    Please refer to the individual articles for stock ownership disclosures.

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