When you want to build a reliable passive income portfolio, not many assets can match the consistency of Singapore REITs – gushing steady, recurring dividends. Previously, I wrote about the best ...

Analysts love a bullish call. So when a Citi analyst put a sell call on OCBC two weeks ago, I went: “Finally someone started making sense.” Singapore banks haven’t fallen as much as I’d like. That ...

I’m a full-time investor and a former high-yield fixed income analyst. Last time, my job was to help ultra-rich clients make money from the best bond ideas. I’ve lived through bond market cycles ...

I hated what I was about to do. “Ah, darn it.” I took a deep breath before I hit send. It was 2016 and I was a research analyst in a private bank. The report I wrote on the computer screen was glaring ...

At a market cap of MYR121 billion, Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) is Malaysia’s largest listed company on Bursa Malaysia. It’s also one of Southeast Asia’s largest banks. We previously wrote about ...

The bond market is seeking answers. CoreWeave, a major data centre operator saw its shares hit a 52-week low. Its bonds, which were issued in June with a 9.625% yield, have dropped in price. This ...

I’m a full-time investor and a former high-yield fixed income analyst. Last time, my job was to help ultra-rich clients make money from the best ...

Trading at a discount with a 6% yield, Frasers Centrepoint Trust offers strong growth. Discover 5 key reasons why FCT is a ...

With peak interest rates today, the question to ask isn’t whether the Fed will cut rates but whether we’re missing out on any great opportunities in Singapore REITs and their dividends today. Credit: ...

You may not have heard of Best Pacific International. But its materials help make the clothes many of us wear. At just HK$3.3 billion market cap, Best Pacific International manufactures apparels for ...

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One question I often get is: “Willie, why buy for dividends when I can just buy growth stocks?” This is why I invest for dividends.