Cash, Stash, Slash, Bash – how I see the current SEIT Enterprise Value to FY29 The Oak Bloke Sep 03, 2026 Dear reader Detractors in the chattersphere are debating what percentage discount SEIT might have to accept when selling its assets from the starting point of a 77.8p NAV. Some slyly seek to draw parallels […]
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Reinvesting dividends is one of the most important principles in investing, which helps to compound investment returns. Compounding is a type of ‘multiplying effect’ created by using dividend income to purchase new shares, which in turn grows future dividend income, creating a powerful feedback loop. AJ Bell
NCYF is set to become the only bond fund to be an AIC Dividend Hero. Kepler Overview CQS New City High Yield Fund (NCYF) delivers an exceptionally high yield, 8.9% at the time of writing, having grown its dividend for 19 consecutive years. One more year will qualify it for AIC Dividend Hero status. Managers […]
Bonds might feel niche, but the sell-off can have wider effects. 6th October 2026 by Dave Baxter from interactive investor Life has grown “interesting” for bond investors yet again. Government bonds, the debt instruments that act like IOUs for nations borrowing money, have been tumbling in value this year. Prices have fallen especially hard in […]
I’m going to add to the SNOWBALL a TR share, that is a share that doesn’t pay a dividend. I’m going to drip feed one hundred pounds of dividends into the share but only investing £200 because of costs. Hopefully the share price will fall as the SNOWBALL builds a position and one day the […]
MGCI’s yield should rise if interest rates are hiked. Overview M&G Credit Income (MGCI) owns a highly diversified portfolio of fixed income assets and offers a very high yield (7.7% at the time of writing) without taking the risks that would typically be required to achieve it, and without the use of structural gearing. The […]
Story by Andrew Mackie Woman riding her old fashioned bicycle along the Beach Esplanade at Aberdeen, Scotland. When it comes to passive income, investors often focus on chasing the highest yields available. But the real mistake is not picking the wrong yield it’s misunderstanding what actually makes income sustainable over time. What actually makes passive income […]
Supermarket Income REIT (SUPR) is the only LSE-listed company dedicated to investing in grocery properties, which are an essential part of national food infrastructure. The company focuses on grocery stores, which are predominantly omnichannel, fulfilling online and in-person sales, and are let to leading supermarket operators in the UK and Europe. Its objective is to […]
How I turbocharge 9.5% yielding portfolio Sat Duhra of Henderson Far East Income explains how call options help enhance the investment trust’s income offering, the Asian countries he’s feeling bullish and bearish about, and the portfolio’s exposure to AI and tech stocks. 5th August 2026 by Dave Baxter from interactive investor Share on Related Investments Sat Duhra of […]
With a 7% yield, £15,000 in dividend shares would deliver £1,400 of passive income a year. Mark Hartley looks at one UK share that fits the bill. Posted by Mark Hartley Published 18 August POLN You’re reading a free article with opinions that may differ from The Twelfth Magpie’s Premium Investing Services. When targeting passive income, […]