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Whether you’re looking for stable income or ready access to capital gains, investing in stocks is a great way to generate cash flow that can last a lifetime. And if value investing is a strategy you’re adopting, searching for undervalued stocks is definitely part of your research. Here are 7 undervalued stocks in Singapore we’ve identified. Stock Name Ticker Stock Price Price-to-Book Ratio(P/B) Dividend Yield Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd SGX: C07 $21.18 0.86 3.30 % Keppel Corporation SGX: BN4 $5.90 0.80 5.59% City Developments Limited SGX: C09 $7.14 0.88 0.98% HongKong Land Holdings Ltd SGX: H78 $5.59 0.37 3.99% UOL Group Limited SGX: U14 $7.26 0.601 4.18% CapitaLand SGX: C31 3.48 0.8299 5.18% Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd SGX: BS6 1.32 0.7 3.41% 1. Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd (SGX: C07) Jardine Cycle & Carriage is a conglomerate that aims to expand within the region through investme...
Singapore is one of the few countries where investing is as common as buying groceries. Among the many assets, in recent years, Singaporeans have been leaning more toward Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). 16% of the citizens in Singapore invest in REITs which makes around 464,000 people from the whole population. And considering the diversification and high yield of REITs, we are not in the least surprised! REITs allow ordinary citizens to invest in properties without owning any building or apartment. The beauty of this asset is that you get to boost your active and passive income without spending millions on purchasing a property. Yes, you can put your money in a savings account , but that won’t get you anywhere near the earnings a REITs dividend can provide! The Singapore Exchange Market (SGX) currently has 44 REITs listed which makes it hard to choose. But you don’t have to worry about that, because I did the research for you! Without any more delay, let’s see what ar...
Aviva’s MyLongTermCare and MyLongTermCare Plus provide coverage for severe disability. Meant to supplement your CareShield Life coverage, this plan provides you with a monthly payout if you’re severely disabled. In case you’re wondering what CareShield Life is, we provide a quick crash course on it in the section below. If not, skip ahead to the second section to dive straight into the features of MyLongTermCare and MyLongTermCare Plus and find out whether it is for you. What is CareShield Life? A long-term care scheme set up by the government with our greying population in mind, CareShield Life alleviates the financial burdens that come hand in hand with severe disability. It provides you with a monthly payout for as long as you’re severely disabled. Here’s a quick view of what it is you need to know: Compulsory; you are automatically enrolled when you turn 30, regardless of any pre-existing conditions or disability Premiums are fully paid using MediSave and coverage is for li...
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