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Is the Monthly Dividend Ladder a Trap? Lessons from Singapore’s Income Investors For many Singaporean investors, the ultimate financial milestone isn’t a nebulous net worth figure;… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723348

Why We Bought A $1.69M Condo Without A Nearby MRT As An Investment Project: Riverfront Residences Client details - A couple, M and his wife,… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723101

Stocks climb on easing rate hike fears: Weekly Market Recap Whenever I catch up with friends these days, I seem to hear the same… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723491

What a Compound Interest Calculator Reveals About Your Long-term Returns Long-term investing often appears predictable when goals are distant, and returns are viewed as… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723489

I Traded a Private Banking Career for Marketing. Here’s What I Learned About Money. When I tell people in finance that I left private banking to start a… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723487

Food Empire -In 1H2026, the Group’s revenue rose 15.0% to US$315.1 million, outperforming the corresponding six months in 2025 (“1H2025”) when sales of US$274.1 million were recorded. Declares interim dividend of 4.0 Singapore cents per ordinary share in 1H2026, up from 3.0Singapore cents per ordinary share in 1H2025. Food Empire posts record 1H2026 results amid global uncertainties; increases interim dividend. • 1H2026… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723154

The 5 Biggest Health Risks in Singapore — And How Singaporeans Should Prepare Financially Most Singaporeans think about healthcare planning only when insurance premiums go up. But the… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723096

Updated: Best Cashback/Miles Cards for Hospital and Polyclinic Bills Getting ill is an unfortunate affair, and paying for the bills is salt on… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723109

We Own A $1.3M Condo And Bought A $3.5M New Launch — Should We Sell And Rent Or Buy Again? Hi Stacked, I currently own a one-bedroom condo unit worth around $1.3 million. But… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723129

How 62 Years Of Rent Control Helped Preserve Singapore’s Shophouses — Long Before They Were Worth Millions Over the years, I’ve had the chance to interact with several shophouse owners, and… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723124

My 10 Key Takeaways from the Diligence Wealth Club Summit 2026 In early July, I attended our 4th Diligence Wealth Club Summit 2026, which I… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723135

When Yields Explode: 4 Red Flags in Massive Dividend Payouts Whether or not you consider yourself an income investor, higher yields have a natural… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723093

Confessions of a first time home owner Episode 1 #shorts #homeowner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= ekGpKnL-QKY[/embe] This is episode 1 of confessions of a first time home owner… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723112

Danger alert to All Singaporeans! Evil Chinese Syndicates Are Going After Singaporeans For years, we heard horrifying stories of… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723106

CDP vs Custody Accounts: Everything Singapore Investors Need to Know In this roundtable, we invite Terence Wong, Founder & CEO of Azure Capital, as… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723115

Good News! US Inflation Is Cooling… Here’s Why Markets Are Celebrating** The July US inflation report… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723137

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3 Debt-Free SGX Stocks Paying More than Your CPF OA For most Singaporeans, the CPF Ordinary Account (OA) is like a reliable kopitiam… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723146

[Post 1544] He Risked His Savings To Test A Café Dream At A Pasar Malam | Money Mind Summary Can a pasar malam reveal whether a cafe dream is worth pursuing? Before… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723462

Sembcorp Ind – 1st Half Underlying profit is down 25 percent to 369m. Declared higher interim dividend of 11 cents versus 9 cents Finally, some buying activities spotted today! She is up 22 cents to 5.81. Hurray.… https://thefinance.sg/?p=1723149