Dear readers, This week, SG Budget Babe was named the #GoTo platform at the SGX Orb Awards 2026. I wanted to take this moment to express my heartfelt thanks to…
XUS will soon be listed on SGX on 13 October, alongside 3 other new UCITS ETFs covering the Nasdaq 100, MSCI World and an equal-weight S&P 500 strategy. Here’s your guide to how each of them work.
What if every time you paid for groceries, bought something online or ate at a restaurant, a small portion of your spending automatically went towards building your investment portfolio?
Your GrabCoins may look like small change, but letting them expire is essentially leaving rewards you have already earned unused. Whether your balance is big or small, it is worth checking the GrabCoins catalogue because there may already be something you can redeem.
For decades, Singapore investors have used CDP accounts to hold local shares directly in their names. But with cheaper online brokers and custodian accounts becoming the norm, is CDP still necessary— or is it becoming a relic of the past?
If you buy SGX-listed securities through a broker and they do not show up in your CDP account, does that mean you do not really own them? Here’s what Singapore investors need to know about CDP vs broker custody accounts — and how to decide which setup works better for you.
Investors who were previously priced out of certain stocks on SGX can now rejoice! The minimum board lot size will be reduced from 100 to 10. Here’s what that means for you.
The investor says they’re playing the long game, but then looks at the short-term trader and lusts after their rewards instead. No wonder there’s an emotional disconnect.
Your GrabRewards are now GrabCoins, and the best time to redeem them might just be during the 15th of every month. During this limited window, your GrabCoins can be redeemed for up to 60% off on food, rides, and other vouchers!
Last year was the first time since 2017 that international stocks outpaced the US. For the last 5 years, the predominant narrative on social media was to “just dollar-cost average…