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Last updated 21-01-2021, 04:30:00pm GMTRelated Articles
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An investment trust I’d pick as a contrarian buy today
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Looking for bargain shares? I’d buy these top AIM stocks in an ISA
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Is this 12% yield a dividend trap or an unbeatable buy?
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Forget the top Cash ISA rate! I’d pocket 10% here
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My top 3 FTSE 250 dividend shares for 2020
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Forget buy-to-let! I’d invest £20k in these 3 property stocks
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Forget buy-to-let! I like these FTSE property stocks yielding 5.5% and 11.7%
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This is currently the highest dividend yield stock in the FTSE 250. Would I buy it?
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Forget buy-to-let, I say this property stock is a better buy
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Looking for income? I’d buy these FTSE 250 dividend stocks yielding 10%
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