A Cash ISA has looked like an attractive option in the past couple of years, with the best ones offering tax-free passive income of around 5% per year. They’ve taken investors’ cash away from the stock market, and that’s no surprise. After all, Cash ISA interest is guaranteed… at least for the duration ...
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FTSE 250 global investment manager abrdn (LSE: ABDN) has dropped 36% from its 20 July 12-month traded high. This was largely due to assumptions that it would be demoted from the FTSE 100 last August. It was – and this meant that FTSE 100 tracker funds automatically sold their holdings in it. Funds that ...
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The FTSE 250‘s home to companies offering some of the most attractive dividend yields out there. For investors who are on the hunt for income, I think it’s one of the best places to start looking. Seventeen businesses on the index offer a yield of 8%, or more. That’s way higher than just five on the ...
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I invest mostly in FTSE 100 dividend stocks, but I keep thinking I might be missing out on some FTSE 250 gems. The smaller stock market index has outstripped the bigger one over the decades. But after falling back in the past couple of years, it might just be ready to outperform again. And when we’re ...
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In the volatile asset management space, the abrdn (LSE:ABDN) share price has dropped by 23% in the past year. Many companies in the sector have been forced to evolve quickly amid regulation, fierce competition, and limited profits. But is there potentially some good news around the corner? The fundamentals ...
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I’m on a never-ending quest to uncover the best dividend shares on the FTSE indexes. This is part of a plan to build a steady stream of passive income before I retire. However, during my search, I occasionally come across shares that I wouldn’t go near. Throwing money into stocks only to see the dividends ...
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FTSE investment manager abrdn (LSE: ABDN) has seen its share price drop 35% from its 20 July 12-month traded high. This was almost entirely due to a technical readjustment after it was demoted from the FTSE 100 to the FTSE 250 last August. It meant that the share was automatically dropped from funds ...
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