Investments

While Singapore has not entered a recession yet, many experts are suggesting that people should brace for it. During times of recession, is investing a good idea, or is it a better decision to save your dollar? We’ll answer this below.

One of the most important financial goals of most Singaporeans is to become debt-free. If you’re thinking about paying off your HDB loan early but are not sure if it’s worth it, this guide is for you.

Considering the increasing demand for fixed deposits, banks like OCBC, Hong Leong Finance, HSBC, and Citibank are telling customers to go online if they can.

For the full year of 2022, GDP only increased by 3.8%, which is slower than the 7.6% growth in 2021.

According to analysts, around 30 to 40 new private residential developments will be launched this year.

The latest Singapore 6-month treasury bill reported a 4.2% yield, a drop from the 4.28% yield for the previous action on 21 December.

If you are looking for a relatively safe investment avenue, look no further. Real Estate Investment Trusts or REITs in Singapore are the perfect investments for investors who want to expand their portfolios to real estate.
[Updated 4 January 2023]

The rent for prime warehouses and logistics assets is expected to go up 2% to 5% in 2023.

There are various reasons you may want to open a multi-currency account. Perhaps you regularly receive remittances, you love travelling or shopping, or you always transact with international suppliers and clients. Whatever your reasons are, here are your options for the best multi-currency accounts in Singapore.

According to Euromonitor, Singapore ranked first place globally in economic performance, third for tourism policy and attractiveness and fifth for health and safety.

According to Maybank, S-REITs are taking incremental ESG steps. Manulife US REIT is the current outperformer among various listed REITs.

If you’re looking forward to spending your retirement in Singapore, knowing the cost of living is essential so you can stretch the most of your money. If you’re wondering how much you need to retire comfortably in Singapore, you’re on the right page.