Income investing

Miners have gone from bust to boom and are now paying out some of the biggest dividends in the FTSE 100

Professional investor Gary Moglione of the Momentum Multi-Asset Value Trust, picks three attractive stocks to provide income and growth.

Collateralised loan obligation funds are complex, but could be worth a look for investors who understand the dangers, says David Stevenson.

First-rate companies with sustainable returns are the key to long-term dividend growth for the Murray Income Trust.

This investment trust offers a reassuringly boring way to navigate any imminent stockmarket volatility

Income investors faced a challenging last year even as markets hit record highs as dividends were largely suspended, but they are bouncing back now. J…

The FTSE 100 is yielding 3.7% – not too bad in an age of 0.1% interest rates. And the UK isn't the only place to find dividends, says Merryn Somerset …

Merryn talks to Richard Marwood of Royal London Asset Management about which companies are recovering from the pandemic as people start spending again…

UK dividend payouts are ready to grow again, but this crisis has shown why income investors must diversify overseas.

Some high-yielding listed lending funds have come through the crisis with flying colours. David Stevenson picks four of the best.

Professional investor Sam Morse, portfolio of the Fidelity European Trust, selects three attractively valued stocks that should provide dividend growt…

It's been a miserable year for income investors. But recent months have brought signs that dividends will return to normal.

Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell has partially restored its dividend. Income investors will be pleased, but has the group got its timing wrong? Matthew Par…

The seeds of recent dividend cuts and cancellations were sowed many years ago, says veteran investor Robin Geffen.

Companies are gradually resuming dividend payouts, but we can expect only a modest rebound in 2021, says Cris Sholto Heaton.

Temple Bar, the value-focused investment trust, has had a dreadful year, but new managers should turn it around.

The Murray Income Trust is a reliable and promising pick in a struggling sector.

This crisis certainly does not prove that taking regular capital gains is safer than relying on natural income from dividends.

BP has announced a record quarterly loss for the three months to the end of June – $17.7bn – and cut its dividend in half.

The value of dividends paid out by UK stocks has plummeted this year as companies “rebase” their payment policies. But things could soon start to look…

BP has bowed to the inevitable and cut its dividend in half – and its share price promptly rose. John Stepek explains what it means for shareholders …