A dirt-cheap 7%-yielding FTSE 100 dividend stock that I’d buy for 2021
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Despite this year’s stock market rally, I think there are still some bargain buys out there for UK investors. Today I want to look at a
FTSE 100 dividend stock that’s risen by 50% since March but still looks cheap to me, with a dividend yield of 7%.
FTSE 100 insurer
Aviva (LSE: AV) is a household name in the UK, where it has a big share of the market. However, the firm has struggled to deliver the kind of growth achieved by rivals such as
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Most investors buy
FTSE 100 dividend stocks expecting a steady return. The large-cap blue-chip stocks aren’t really known for their explosive capital growth.
Indeed, they tend to be mature businesses which produce a steady stream of cash that can be returned to investors. Unfortunately, the trade-off here is that these companies don’t tend to achieve much in the way of earnings growth, which can hold back the performance of their shares.
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2 UK stocks I’d buy before Brexit
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The Brexit deadline is just weeks away, with no trade deal in sight. A last-minute deal is still a possibility, but the limited time is making some business leaders quite nervous.
The uncertainty of both Brexit and Covid-19 is being reflected in the stock market with prices rising and falling on the slightest bit of news. With all this in mind, there are two UK stocks I want to own before the Brexit deadline.
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Should I buy Tesco shares for my Stocks and Shares ISA today?
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I’m looking for high-quality, defensive investments for my Stocks and Shares ISA. With that in mind, I’ve recently been taking a closer look at
Stocks and Shares ISA investment
Stocks and Shares ISAs come with some unique qualities which makes them the perfect instruments to hold defensive income investments. For example, any additional capital gains or income earned isn’t taxable. This is especially desirable for higher and additional rate taxpayers.
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