Today Money page in Straits Times heading: Shareholders enjoy better cash payouts as many firms report higher profits, lower debt levels.
It goes on to report that more people are investing for growth and divident stocks to make their money works harder for them.
The writer Jonathan Kwok concluded by advising investors to study a company's balance sheet when deciding whether to invest. Numbers to look out for include a company's net cash positions, capital expenditure requirements, and the ratio of earnings to dividend.
I have recorded this passage so it can remind me on what to look out for, what to do, and how to do it: how to make our moneys work harder for us. In the past, we have worked so hard for the moneys, and now it's time for the moneys to work hard for us.
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