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Last updated 05-06-2020, 02:08:24pm BSTRelated Articles
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BT axes dividends! Is the stock cheap enough to buy?
Last week Britain's biggest telecoms provider BT Group (LON: BT.A) scrapped dividends, so does that reduce its appeal? Here's what I'd do now. Read More »
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Can you double your money with BT shares?
The BT share price is trading at the lowest levels seen since 2009 following last week's dividend cut. Are the shares now too cheap... Read More »
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BT share price challenges: Cancelled dividends and a £31bn merger
The BT share price may look cheap, but is it a value investment worth owning? Kirsteen Mackay looks at the challenges facing BT in... Read More »
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FTSE 100 shock: BT just cut its dividend. Here’s what I’d do now
In a shock to investors, BT Group (LON: BT.A) just cut its dividend. Here's what this means for FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX) income investors.... Read More »
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With the BT share price so low, should you buy for recovery now?
The BT share price has now plunged 75% in five years. Will things get even worse, or could it be the FTSE 100 recovery... Read More »
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Are BT shares worth buying after the dividend cut?
BT share's dividends have been cut to zero for two years, with reduced payments thereafter, but I think they have long-term potential and am... Read More »
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With the BT share price this low, should I buy?
The BT share price is trading at one of its lowest levels in the past few decades. This could mean the stock is worth... Read More »
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I think it’s worth buying BT shares now
Despite fears of a dividend cut and years of struggle, BT Groups shares are worth buying if it can unlock the true value of... Read More »
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With the BT share price this low, should I buy?
Although the BT (LSE: BT.A) share price has been falling, I’m cautious about the company’s turnaround potential. But I’d snap up this FTSE 250... Read More »
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BT has a high dividend yield of 12.6%. Can it be sustained?
BT’s a good income investment with a double-digit dividend yield. But with FTSE 100 companies cutting dividends, can BT be far behind? Read More »