I’m looking for the best dividend shares to buy for a four-figure passive income in 2025. But I’m not just targeting short-term returns. I’m seeking companies that could pay a large and growing dividend income over time. Here are two from the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 on my radar today: FTSE 100/FTSE 250 ...
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After a difficult few years coming out of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Chinese economy’s starting to show some signs of life. And I think that could be a very positive sign for a couple of UK shares. One is FTSE 100 mining giant Rio Tinto (LSE:RIO) and the other is beleaguered fashion house Burberry (LSE:BRBY). ...
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As decent as the performance of the FTSE 100 has been in 2024 so far, there are still plenty of stocks within the index that trade on lowly valuations. I’d consider snapping up some of these if I had the funds to do so, especially if making passive income were my primary goal. Long-term buy Rio Tinto ...
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UK investors have a variety of shares to choose from on the FTSE 100. Growth shares promise high returns, dividend shares pay regular income and value shares appreciate over time. And don’t forget defensive shares, providing a buffer when the economy goes loopy! By constructing a well-balanced portfolio ...
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FTSE 100 commodity giant Rio Tinto (LSE: RIO) paid a total divided in 2023 of $4.35. On the current exchange rate, this equates to £3.31, which gives a yield of 7% on the £47.53 share price. So, investing the average amount of UK savings (£11,000) in the shares would give £770 in dividends in the first ...
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Most of us will be aware that the FTSE 100‘s up and trading near all time highs — albeit not adjusted for inflation — but these two beast of the index are sinking. Diageo (LSE:DGE) and Rio Tinto (LSE:RIO) are stalwarts of the blue-chip index, but both stocks are trading just above their 52-week lows. ...
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As decent as 2024 has been for the FTSE 100 so far, some of its members are having a much rougher time. Today, I’ll look at two value stocks that are now trading at 52-week lows and asking whether they’re simply too cheap to ignore. Falling profit It may have benefitted hugely from the rise in gas and ...
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I’d love to generate a reliable stream of passive income. One that keeps rolling in even if I can’t face getting out of bed that day. I’m not there yet, but I’m working on it. I have enough work to do with my main job. So I want my second income stream to involve minimal effort. That’s why I’m trying ...
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2024 has so far been a great year for the FTSE 100. Up 7.9% in the year to date, Britain’s blue-chip index is gaining popularity as investors search for beaten-down bargains. This isn’t a surprise to me. Following years of underperformance, the UK stock market on the whole is packed with excellent stocks ...
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Despite growth this year, there are still a few undervalued dividend stocks with high yields on the Footsie. Sometimes, it feels like the post-2020 stock market crash clearance event has been extended indefinitely. But hey, who’s complaining? These low prices mean higher dividends for savvy investors. ...
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To my mind, the best way to try and create a passive income is to invest in a broad range of UK shares. Buy-to-let? Rents are growing nicely, but high startup costs and day-to-day management are pretty off-putting for me. Setting up a side-hustle takes too much time and effort. What about savings accounts? ...
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