Diversification is one of the few investing ideas that stays true across decades: you can’t control markets, but you can control how exposed you are to any single outcome. And if you’re investing from Singapore, it’s easy to end up “diversified” on paper while still being concentrated in the...

Explore the best high-interest savings accounts in Singapore to grow your money without fixed deposit lock-ins. Compare rates, terms, and maximise returns.

Explore the best business accounts in Singapore offering higher interest rates to grow your idle cash—without compromising access or security.

Ever wondered how to tap into the potential of the USD but felt unsure about navigating the forex market? Many Singapore investors seek ways to diversify their holdings and potentially earn higher returns, and one avenue worth exploring is a foreign currency fixed deposit. These offer a blend of...

As we enter into the new year of 2026, following a year where global economic growth forecasts were revised downwards by organisations, securing stable returns on your hard-earned savings is more important than ever.  For Singaporeans looking for a trusted, low-risk option to grow their wealth and keep pace with...

Portfolio risk levels describe how much your portfolio may fluctuate, and whether you can remain invested long enough for your plan to work. Many investors only discover their true comfort with risk after a volatile month, when temporary losses feel more permanent than they are. This guide explains portfolio risk...

If you’re deciding between an accumulation vs income portfolio, you’re really choosing how your portfolio’s cash flows should work rather than what you invest in. An accumulation portfolio is designed to reinvest dividends or interest so returns can compound inside the portfolio. An income portfolio is built to pay out...

Building wealth is rarely about finding a “perfect” product. For most people, the bigger determinant is whether your portfolio is built to match your goals, time horizon, and risk tolerance—and whether you can stick with it through market cycles. That is the core of portfolio building Singapore investors can...

Building wealth over decades is less about finding the “perfect” ticker and more about setting up a long-term portfolio Singapore investors can hold through full market cycles. Over a 10–30 year horizon, outcomes are typically driven by a small set of fundamentals: a clear goal, a sensible asset allocation,...

For many Singaporeans, investing used to mean picking a few unit trusts at the bank, buying some REITs, or letting excess cash sit in a savings account. Today, managed portfolios in Singapore – especially low-cost digital offerings – have become a popular middle ground between doing everything yourself and...