What happened? 

The Straits Times Index (STI) reached another all-time high of 5,212.84 on 18 June 2026.  However, not every blue chip and dividend stock has kept pace with the rally. Some names have lagged the rally, which have pushed their dividend yields higher.  Earlier, we looked at why investors should look beyond Singapore REITs to blue chip stocks for income, especially as quality dividend stocks may offer more resilient payouts across market cycles.  We also analysed the 3 best-performing Singapore blue chip stocks in May 2026, where names like DBS and SATS rallied on earnings momentum.  Last month, we also looked at three Singapore blue chip stocks with forward yields above 6%.  Since then, we have seen questions from the  Beansprout community on whether there are blue chips with dividend yields above 4% worth considering.  In this article, we look at whether SIA, StarHub and CapitaLand Investment offer a genuine...