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FCT's 1H FY2026 revenue and net property income both jumped about 20%, but DPU rose only 1.4%. The gap comes down to dilution from the Northpoint City South Wing equity raise, a $4.6m income retention, and a deliberate cut to fixed-rate hedging. Here ...

FCT joined the consortium that placed the top bid for the $2.1 billion Bayshore Drive site, but unitholders are exposed to only one part of it: a new mall. My read on why FCT is building instead of buying, how the retail-only carve-out keeps the ...

Frasers Centrepoint Trust is selling White Sands, its smallest mall, for $467 million at an 8.4% premium, and using the proceeds to pay down debt. Here is my read on why a REIT sells a good mall, what it does to DPU, and the war chest it quietly ...

Our monthly Singapore expense report for June 2026. Six months of tracking are in: A comfortable two-person lifestyle is averaging about $3,100 a month. As always: track everything, watch the trailing 12-month average, ignore single months.

The Singapore Savings Bonds (SSB) August 2026 issue pays 1.46% in the first year and a 2.06% average over 10 years. First-year is flat versus July; the 10-year average dipped from 2.11%. Here's where that rate sits historically, whether this issue is ...

Are you overpaying for electricity in Singapore? Discover how to easily switch from the default SP Group tariff to the best fixed, discount-off-tariff, and time-of-use retail plans to save hundreds annually.

The Singapore Savings Bonds (SSB) July 2026 issue pays 1.46% in the first year and a 2.11% average over 10 years, flat against June and near the decade low. Here's where that rate sits historically, whether this issue is worth it, and the idle-cash . ...

How SORA shapes Singapore REIT borrowing costs and your DPU. A plain-English guide to why falling rates lift S-REITs, why not all benefit equally, and the debt metrics and yield spread worth watching.

Our monthly Singapore expense report for May 2026. A $1,223 annual hosting bill landed in one go, yet total expenses stayed within $5 of the trailing 12-month average, and a dividend cluster pushed the month to a $1,002 surplus. As always: track ...

I first reviewed YNAB in 2015 when it cost a one-time US$60. It's now a US$109/year cloud subscription, and I still pay for it every year. Here's my honest take after using it daily for over a decade, from negative net worth to seven figures: what it ...