James Crux, Shares Magazine, 01 June 2022:
Investors are increasingly looking for stocks, bonds or funds that pay a good income…
Many people have this year lost money from backing high-growth but dividend-less stocks such as Tesla (TSLA:NASDQ) and Netflix (NFLX:NASDAQ), and they’re fed up.
In the other side of the ring, tobacco manufacturers, utility providers and mining stocks are currently winning the fight. They’re all big dividend payers, and plenty of investors are playing catch-up, wishing they’d bought these income investments sooner…
If you are putting money to work in equities, try and look for premium yield to that on offer from the broader markets or a cash savings account, say at least 4%…
For small caps, we have screened the market for companies valued at between £20 million and £600 million, offering a minimum yield of 3.5% based on their most recent financial year and a minimum prospective yield of 4% based on forecast payments for the next one and two years.
We have also scoured the investment trust universe for companies offering a minimum yield of 3.5% based on the most recent financial year and a 4% minimum based on their expected payments for the next two years…
Kitwave (KITW:AIM) 159.75p Prospective dividend yield: 4.9%…
Assura (AGR) 70.1p Prospective dividend yield: 4.4%…
Regional REIT (RGL) 84.88p Prospective dividend yield: 7.6%….
Watkin Jones (WJG:AIM) 224.95p Prospective dividend yield: 5%…
XPS Pensions (XPS) 140.5p Prospective dividend yield: 5.3%…
Invesco Bond Income Plus (BIPS) 168.21p Prospective dividend yield: 6.5%…
JPMorgan Multi Asset Growth & Income (MATE) 99.61p
Prospective dividend yield: 4.4%
JPMorgan Multi Asset Growth & Income (MATE) has a commitment to grow its dividend at least in line with inflation, as measured by UK CPI,’ says James Carthew, head of investment companies at research group QuotedData.
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