Highlights:,Dividends provide stable income to investors even if the stock price is turbulent in the short term.,For this reason, many investors look for dividend stocks during economic uncertainties.,Amid the rising interest rates, the Bank of England ha...
In his Autumn Statement on 17 November, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced a reduction in the tax-free allowance for dividends.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is contemplating a tax hit on dividends, which might help raise approximately £50 billion.
Aviva revealed that about two-thirds (65%) of the people are fearful regarding the time span over which their pension savings would last.
• By the end of the 2021-22 tax year, the average yearly pay for full-time workers surged to £33,000, with the average weekly wages of full-time workers rising by 5% in April 2022.
Amid the political turmoil, Kalkine Media® explores three dividend stocks listed on the London Stock Exchange
Core prices, which don’t include the volatile elements like energy and food, surged from 6.2% to 6.3%.
Shareholder payouts in the UK have surged by 32.3% over the second quarter of the year in comparison with the previous year, as per Janus Henderson
People are feeling that they have not been saving enough in their pension pots to maintain a decent standard of living in the future.
Next week, Enough is Enough is expected to hold its launch event, which would be conducted by the heads of several trade unions.