I love my Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW) shares. There, I’ve said it. Don’t get me wrong. This isn’t a wild, stormy, amorous love. I’m not head over heels. But things have gone swimmingly since I committed to them last year. Sometimes a stock just clicks. That was the case with the Taylor Wimpey share price. ...
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When it comes to generating passive income from dividend stocks in the UK stock market, I’ve long been impressed by defence giant BAE Systems (LSE: BA.). And based on recent trading, I can’t see this opinion changing for a while. Winning stock To say that business has been good over the last couple of ...
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Investing alongside you, fellow Foolish investors, here’s a selection of shares that some of our contributors have been buying across the past month! Bumble What it does: Bumble is an online dating platform that sets itself apart from competitors as women make the first move. By Muhammad Cheema. It’s ...
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Some UK shares look like no-brainer buys to help me build wealth and retire later in life. Two picks I’d love to buy when I next have some spare cash are Unilever (LSE: ULVR) and Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW.). Here’s why! Consumer goods king There’s a high likelihood you’ve used one of Unilever’s popular ...
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Today (18 September) sees the central bank meeting for the US Federal Reserve. The committee is widely expect to cut interest rates. Tomorrow is the turn of the Bank of England. Although I don’t expect the decision-makers to reduce the UK base rate now, I do think we’ll get at least one more cut before ...
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Throughout the last 14 years, Taylor Wimpey (LSE:TW.) shares have continuously paid out dividends to shareholders. While it’s not been a straight lineup, dividends are now massively ahead of where they were back in 2011, standing at 9.58p per share at the end of 2023 versus 0.38p in 2011. And based on ...
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Investing alongside you, fellow Foolish investors, here’s a selection of shares that some of our contributors have been buying across the past month! Barclays What it does: Barclays moves, lends, invests and protects money for customers and clients in over 40 countries. By James Beard. Barclays (LSE:BARC) ...
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I’d love to be able to create a second income, especially for me to enjoy in later life. I reckon it’s possible to do this, with some careful planning, and following some key rules. Let me explain how I’d do this. Rules of engagement Firstly, I’d put the best investment vehicle in place, which I think ...
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The FTSE 100’s a great place to search for passive income stocks. The UK’s premier index is packed with financially robust and mature companies with great track records of paying dividends to their shareholders. The average forward dividend yield for Footsie companies stands at 3.5%. But with a little ...
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In the FTSE 100 index, housebuilding company Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW) has been doing well. Good trading in the business has powered a nice uptrend for the share price over the past couple of years. However, the valuation still looks modest. With the share price near 161p, the forward-looking dividend ...
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Nasdaq recently published an article detailing Mark Cuban’s ideas on passive income. The world-famous investor is known for his role on Shark Tank and as the owner of the NBA basketball team, the Dallas Mavericks. He made his fortune selling a tech startup during the dot-com bubble and has gone on to ...
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