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Forget buy-to-let! I think this property stock that yields 5.4% could help you retire early
Buy-to-let rates are still falling, but who cares? Royston Wild identifies a much better destination for your cash. Read More »
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Why buy to let when you could own this great property stock and relax?
This property share is focused on a robust niche market, and it’s trading well. Read More »
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Dividend watch! I’m tipping these spectacular income stocks to surge in August
Royston Wild zeroes in on two splendid income heroes which he thinks could take off next month. Read More »
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3 mega-cheap dividend heroes with yields above 5%. Can I afford to ignore them?
Royston Wild discusses three income greats that he thinks are trading much too cheaply right now. Read More »
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Forget buy-to-let. Here are 3 property stocks I’d buy instead
These niche property firms should continue to blossom as buy-to-let flounders, says Rupert Hargreaves. Read More »
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Retire wealthy: why the Rolls-Royce share price could smash the FTSE 100
Rolls-Royce Holding plc (LON: RR) appears to have a low valuation which could help it to outperform the FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX). Read More »
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Forget buy-to-let! These property investments yield up to 5.1%
These property investments offer attractive returns without having to worry about finding a decent tenant or day-to-day management. Read More »
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Forget about FTSE 100 dividend stocks! These little-known 5% yields could finance your retirement
These two non-FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX) shares could make you extremely wealthy in retirement. Take a look! Read More »
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Two top income stocks offering FTSE 100-trouncing dividend yields
These 5%+ yielders look to be very attractive alternatives to the FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX) for income-hungry investors. Read More »
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Two 5%-plus dividend yields I’d buy now and hold for 10 years
These big yielders should prove lucrative income plays for many, many years to come. Read More »