Unless you have been living in a cave, inflation has been the talk of the town. Singapore’s core inflation has risen to a decade-high in March at 2.9%. Meanwhile, the headline consumer price index (CPI), which includes accommodation and private transportation, came in at 5.4% year on year. You may not need these headline figures to tell you that prices are rising. You experience it first-hand when you visit your nearest hawker centre or coffee shop. The situation is even more pronounced in the US, with consumer prices surging by 8.3% year on year in April, hovering near four-decade highs. We have no control over how high prices can rise and how long inflation will last. But we can certainly choose our response. One solution is to invest in Singapore REITs. Here’s how and why you should do so. The attractiveness of REITs as income vehicles Why are REITs such attractive vehicles for passive income?...