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With a £20k Stocks and Shares ISA, here’s how to aim for passive income of £228,688!

A Stocks and Shares ISA is a suitable platform for long-term investing. That can also make it a convenient way to try and earn passive income by investing in dividend shares. That can be enormously lucrative for the patient lifelong investor. To show how it can be done, I will walk through an example of someone who puts a £20,000 ISA to work over 50 years. The first half of that period is about growing the value of the ISA. The second 25 years i…Stock Markets · United Kingdom Read Article

What sort of shares can make sense to buy for a SIPP?

As a long-term shaeholder, thinking about my Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) chimes perfectly with my ideal timeframe for investing. That has got me thinking about not just specific shares I would like to own in my SIPP, but also the type of shares. Looking beyond the short term For example, with decades left until I expect to be drawing down my pension, I would ideally be buying shares now that I think could still merit a place in my SIPP…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Here's a FTSE 100 insurer to consider buying for a SIPP

Personally, I adopt the same investment approach for my Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) as I do for my Stocks and Shares ISA. Usually, this involves looking at the pros and cons of investing in certain members of the FTSE 100, whose names are more familiar to me. However, until recently, I must admit I knew very little about Beazley (LSE:BEZ), the specialist insurer. But it caught my eye after it announced a record-breaking pre-tax profit …Stock Markets · London Read Article

Should every investor be like Warren Buffett and have an insurance company in their portfolio?

As chairman and chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway — as well as its largest shareholder — it’s sometimes hard to distinguish between Warren Buffett and ‘his’ company. But even though the two aren’t the same, I think the American billionaire remains hugely influential in formulating its strategy. And in 1967, I’m sure he had a major say in the company’s decision to take its first position in the insurance industry. Today, the sector’s an impor…Warren Buffett · United Kingdom Read Article

Prediction: in 12 months the rampant Tesco share price could turn £10,000 into…

Here’s something I never thought I’d write about the Tesco (LSE: TSCO) share price: it’s rampant. This is a stock I once described as the ultimate FTSE 100 ‘Steady-Eddie’. Newsflash: it isn’t today. The shares are up 30% over 12 months and 60% over two years, with dividends on top. I never expected that, and sadly, never bought Tesco shares. Surging profits, steady hands So what’s fuelling this change of pace? On 10 April, Tesco posted a 10.9% r…Tesco · Aberdeen Read Article

3i Group: unravelling the finances behind one of the FTSE 100’s most profitable companies

When it comes to the FTSE 100, most investors gravitate towards familiar names like Shell, HSBC or Unilever. But among the lesser-covered stocks, one company stands out: 3i Group (LSE: III), the private equity giant that’s become one of the most profitable stocks on the index. Revenue’s up 53% in the past year and its diluted earnings growth is up to 31% year on year. Even more eye-catching, its share price has climbed an astonishing 380% over t…Shell · London Read Article

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With a £20k Stocks and Shares ISA, here’s how to aim for passive income of £228,688!

What sort of shares can make sense to buy for a SIPP?

Here's a FTSE 100 insurer to consider buying for a SIPP

Should every investor be like Warren Buffett and have an insurance company in their portfolio?

Prediction: in 12 months the rampant Tesco share price could turn £10,000 into…

3i Group: unravelling the finances behind one of the FTSE 100’s most profitable companies

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