While I do own some growth stocks, most of the companies in my Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) are designed to generate a second income when I retire. I bought them all with a long-term view, hoping I never have to sell. Particularly these three. The UK financial sector’s a great source of dirt ...
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It’s true that the FTSE 100 contains the UK’s largest listed companies. However, this doesn’t mean that all of the firms are at the top of people’s minds all the time. That’s why I’ve spotted a couple of stocks that are flying under the radar at the moment that I’m thinking about buying. Time to phone ...
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Three FTSE 100 shares I’m planning on buying as soon as I can for juicy dividends are Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW.), Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY), and Reckitt (LSE: RKT). Here’s why I’m bullish on the shares! What they do Taylor Wimpey is one of the UK’s largest house builders. It has struggled in recent ...
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I bought Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW) shares on several occasions last year, because they looked too cheap to resist. They were trading at around six times earnings, while yielding 6% or 7%. That’s exactly the profile of FTSE 100 stock I like. Buying shares when they’re out of favour and nicely priced as ...
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The FTSE 100‘s a great place for investors to find top-quality income shares. Here are four high-dividend stocks I think are worth a close look today. Taylor Wimpey The housing market isn’t out of the woods just yet. But a steady stream of upbeat industry news suggests homebuyer demand is back in recovery ...
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The UK’s leading index is on the up, and it seems demand for FTSE 100 shares is rising. The index has been flirting with the 8,000-point mark for a couple of weeks now, and even surpassed that point briefly yesterday (2 April). With the potential for all-time highs around the corner, could stock valuations ...
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Changes in interest rates are likely to affect the Taylor Wimpey (LSE:TW) share price in two ways. Firstly, the base rate influences the amounts charged by lenders for mortgages. More expensive home loans means fewer sales for housebuilders. Secondly, with a history of paying healthy dividends, the stock’s ...
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Shares in Taylor Wimpey (LSE:TW) currently come with a dividend yield of just under 7%. I think that’s well worth considering for investors looking to earn passive income. The FTSE 100’s closing in on the 8,000 mark, but Taylor Wimpey shares are still recovering from an 8% fall at the end of February. ...
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For those looking for dividend stocks, April should be a good month for news. Three of my favourite companies are set to post updates. And I rate all of them as too cheap. Taylor Wimpey The Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW.) share price is going off the boil again, and it’s around 20% down in the past five years ...
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Generating a second income stream can provide enormous financial flexibility, especially if it doesn’t require active attention. There are lots of different ways to go about establishing a steady stream of cash flow into a bank account. However, the least capital-intensive, in my opinion, is through ...
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