Investing is not as painful as it seems — it can be accessible, simple, fair, and come with low costs. Here are three reasons why you should begin your investment journey early.

Are you an investor or a market speculator? Here are the differences between the two and how to avoid gambling with your money.

What’s a dividend, index, or unit trust? To start investing with peace of mind, pick up these handy definitions of common investing terms.

Understand how shares are created for trading, why you should invest in stocks, and what makes a good equity investment.

Financial ratios are helpful metrics to analyse a stock investment. Learn about the commonly used price-to-earnings (P/E) and price-to-book (P/B) ratios.

Long-term investors need to decide whether they’re comfortable with the risk and exposure from index funds. Here are three things to know about an equity index.

Here's a primer on bonds, why they should be part of your investment portfolio, and how rate hikes can affect bond funds.

It’s a misconception that all unit trusts have high costs while exchange-traded funds have lower costs. We discuss the real differences between the two.

Why should investors diversify, and how can it be done correctly across portfolios?

Although managing your own investments has some benefits, it can be time-consuming and expensive. It’s also easy to let your emotions take hold.

Earning passive income can help you beat inflation and fulfil your financial goals. Find out some ways to do so in Singapore.

Dividend investing is a popular way to generate additional income. Learn how to identify good dividend stocks and how to calculate dividend payouts.

Understand the benefits and risks of income investing, and whether it will suit you more than growth investing.

Compound interest is a simple and powerful way to grow your wealth. For it to pay off, you just need to give it time.

We explain what “bull” and “bear” markets mean, why markets go through cycles, and how long-term investors should respond to them.

Investing regularly in a downturn sets you up for long-term success. We discuss seven charts showing how to keep calm and carry on in turbulent times.

Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) can be a simple and measured way to start investing. We weigh its pros and cons, and compare it with lump-sum investing.

Unit trust fees are a mystery to investors, even though they can actually eat into your returns and don’t always work in your favour.

Declining markets are a feature of investing, not a bug. Investors should think rationally and tolerate the ups and downs for higher expected returns.

Investing should be made simple, accessible, and fair for everyone. That’s why our Flagship Portfolios are where you can begin your investing journey.