question in the title but wanted to know this as think it would be nice to get a monthly dividend without the FX impact.

The current UK tax laws for buy to let are making it more and more difficult to avoid paying taxes on your cost elements ie decoration and mortgage interest. If you rent out a couple of properties then you would need to set up a limited company solely in the buy to let field in order to only pay co…

Best high yield 4%+ right now in UK I think is GSK. Best growth and yield in UK is ULVR. Best rebound (not paying dividend/cut dividend companies) play in UK is HSBC. Just my thoughts. On subject of property, one things is buy to lets do let you get 4x leverage on your money (as they are 75% LTV…

@Hbomb Quite a good way of looking at it, I’ve never thought of a mortgage as leverage before. The only issue is the fact mortgage interest and obviously capital repayment can no longer be claimed back so the whole rent will be taxed. 225k will cost around £5400 per year so your yield drops consid…

Yes completely agree. I would say though that housing would also get capital appreciation, and for example I would be reckon over 10-15 years a house sensibly bought as buy t let would appreciate more than lots of the high yield dividend stocks. But yes I dont think dividend stock or buy to let need…

I wish the UK did have a Monthly Dividend play like Realty Income also but our Market is sadly not large enough to do that. :frowning: Best bet is to put 4 Quarterly Dividend Stocks in your Portfolio that are in different months to get that constant flow of Dividends.

BritVic are a Feb stock at least. QinetiQ are November too Thinking of adding Marshalls to my Div play too and if UU gets lower, I might add those as well

Unilever might be a good choice at 3.5% current yield Or maybe legal & general with a 7.2% yield

Just to chip in on the property front, me and my Mrs have a flat we rent out and if you’re looking for monthly income it’s not very advantageous. Unless of course you have a massive deposit to put down. Despite the above it’s a great investment long term as you’ll get the growth if you hold over a…

I do commercial and residential property and the commercial is better for earnings but residential for growth. If you have a larger deposit I would suggest a repayment mortgage and forget the profit. Smaller deposit stick to interest only until the property value increases then switch to repayment …

Any UK monthly paying dividend stocks?

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Hbomb January 19, 2021, 1:43pm 16

Well,a good start is BP and GSK perhaps.

GSK Jan/Apr/July/Oct
BP Mar/Jun/Sept/Dec

Just need a good choice for the Feb/May/Aug/Nov, ideally not Pharma or Energy perhaps for diversification.

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