Yuven Chetty, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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How I’d invest in UK dividend stocks to generate passive income for retirement

15 August, 2022 | Yuven Chetty

How I plan use the iShares UK dividend fund to invest in high-yield stocks in the UK to generate passive…

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How this FTSE 100 stock might benefit from inflation and Brexit deregulation

30 July, 2022 | Yuven Chetty

This FTSE 100 stock has remained unloved by investors for a very long time but there are potential catalysts that…

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ITV shares plummet 40% this year. Is this a buying opportunity?

29 July, 2022 | Yuven Chetty

The ITV share price has fallen by nearly 40% this year, but there are potential catalysts that might change everything.…

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Why TP ICAP is a buy despite share-price underperformance

13 July, 2022 | Yuven Chetty

TP ICAP shares have remained unloved by investors for a very long time, but there is a potential catalyst that…

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