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Multi- assets income fund is another asset class which provide passive income to investors. Need help in building a passive income portfolio, reach out at kennyloh.net
Multi- assets income fund is another asset class which provide passive income to investors. Need help in building a passive income portfolio, reach out at kennyloh.net
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Multi-asset income funds provide predictable payouts and enhance portfolio resilience: Amundi | The Edge Singapore
A multi-asset approach has been designed to provide steady income, compatible with modest capital growth alongside a reasonable risk profile.
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US Fed hikes rates in search of ‘timelier’ drop in inflation, one more hike expected this year
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Sept 16 and flagged further increases in borrowing costs in coming months.
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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Sept 16 and flagged further increases in borrowing costs in coming months.
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If you are holding investment assets at multiple jurisdiction, this guideline is for you https://engage.fa.com.sg/kennyloh/structuring-wealth-the-right-way-how-high-net-worth-individuals-build-resilient-investment-frameworks/
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Structuring Wealth The Right Way: How High-Net-Worth Individuals Build Resilient Investment Frameworks — Engage
The first and most decisive step is identifying and securing optimal tax residency. This will influence almost every aspect of wealth management, from the
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S-REITs in 2026: Buying Opportunity, Value Trap or Time to Move On?
Yesterday I was on air with Michelle Martin on MoneyFM 89.3 for a market analysis on where S-REITs stand right now.
With average yields around 6.2% tempting income investors, many are asking if they are still being "paid to wait" or simply holding deteriorating balance sheets.
Key takeaways covered in the session:
- Market Temperature: Share prices across the board remain under rate pressure, but operational winners are quietly growing their DPUs through lower domestic SORA rates, AEIs, and capital recycling.
- Where to Average Down (and Where Not To): Why segments like suburban retail, logistics, and prime data centres offer resilient fundamentals, while high-yield offshore assets may be pricing in rights issues or asset write-downs.
- Red Flags for Value Traps: Looking closely at debt refinancing walls, Interest Coverage Ratios (ICR), and manager-sponsor alignment.
- Income Alternatives: How Singapore banks, S$ corporate bonds, and dividend ETFs stack up against REITs in a barbell income strategy.
For the full operational breakdown and audio recording, check out the write-up here: 👉 Full Insights & Podcast Link: https://reitsavvy.com/insights/money-and-me-s-reits-buying-opportunity-value-trap-or-time-to-move-on
Yesterday I was on air with Michelle Martin on MoneyFM 89.3 for a market analysis on where S-REITs stand right now.
With average yields around 6.2% tempting income investors, many are asking if they are still being "paid to wait" or simply holding deteriorating balance sheets.
Key takeaways covered in the session:
- Market Temperature: Share prices across the board remain under rate pressure, but operational winners are quietly growing their DPUs through lower domestic SORA rates, AEIs, and capital recycling.
- Where to Average Down (and Where Not To): Why segments like suburban retail, logistics, and prime data centres offer resilient fundamentals, while high-yield offshore assets may be pricing in rights issues or asset write-downs.
- Red Flags for Value Traps: Looking closely at debt refinancing walls, Interest Coverage Ratios (ICR), and manager-sponsor alignment.
- Income Alternatives: How Singapore banks, S$ corporate bonds, and dividend ETFs stack up against REITs in a barbell income strategy.
For the full operational breakdown and audio recording, check out the write-up here: 👉 Full Insights & Podcast Link: https://reitsavvy.com/insights/money-and-me-s-reits-buying-opportunity-value-trap-or-time-to-move-on
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Don’t Leave Their Future To Chance: Why Young Families Need An Estate Plan Now — Engage
Estate planning isn't just about wealth; for young families, it’s about protection. If the unthinkable happens, your children’s future shouldn't be left to a judge or a "one-size-fits-all" legal system. From avoiding the foster care gap to preventing an eighteen…