Investors tend to be segregated investors into two camps — growth versus income. Growth investors look for businesses that are growing at above-average rates. As these businesses grow, their share prices should also rise in tandem, providing capital gains for investors savvy enough to hop on the bandwagon. Income investors are typically seen as favouring companies that pay dividends. Such investors place greater emphasis on companies with healthy free cash flow generation and large cash balances. These attributes provide more certainty that the dividend stream can continue to provide a passive flow of income. For myself, I belong to neither camp. Instead, I propose a third category. These include companies that offer both growth and dividends, thus allowing me to enjoy the best of both worlds. Here are three stocks that can offer this tantalising combination. Boustead Singapore Limited (SGX: F9D) Boustead Singapore Limited, or BSL, is an engineering conglomerate that...