SUPR’s current yield is

It’s likely they will continue to pay a gently increasing dividend but could be taken over but as the discount to NAV is 17%. U would then have to buy another IT with the profits but u can only control what u can control.

If the price rises the yield falls, so u may decide to re-invest the dividends elsewhere or even better spend them in your local Supermarket.

In twelve years time, most probably less, u have received all your cash back and now have a share yielding income at zero cost.

The holy grail of investing, not dependent on a rising market. If markets fall u could re-invest the dividends back into SUPR to earn even more income.

Other Trusts are available so not a recommendation to buy but as always best to DYOR.