Yields on T-bills - while still quite attractive - are unlikely to revisit their record highs again as interest rates peak. Now could be a good time to consider investment-grade corporate bonds to lock in yields before they decline further.
Although the REITs sell-off has been painful, I’m quite excited to scoop up more REITs at inexpensive valuations. The last time REITs were so cheap was during the pandemic crash in 2020. When REIT prices decline, dividend yields get pushed up. Now could be another opportunity to lock in high dividend yields before REIT prices rebound. Here are 5 REITs I’ve added to my watchlist that offer 6% or higher dividend yield.
Everything to know about T-bills: How to buy, what bid types to submit (competitive or non-competitive), and are they better than Singapore Savings Bonds?
This month's Singapore Savings Bonds (SSB) boasts a 10-year average return of 3.21% - an all-time high! It's also more attractive than UOB’s latest 2.9% rate for their 12-month fixed deposit. Here's how to buy this month's SSB.
Here's a step-by-side guide on how to get free $35 NTUC FairPrice e-vouchers when you sign up for Trust Bank.
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