Image source: Getty Images Historically, stock market crashes have been great times to buy shares. Prices are unusually low and investors typically stand to do well when things get back to normal – whenever that happens. In general, it’s better to buy a stock at a 20% discount. But I don’t think investors should hang
Image source: Getty Images I’m always hunting for high-quality FTSE 100 dividend — rather than growth — stocks. I’m a believer in the ‘bird in the hand’ theory — I’d rather be paid cash (in the form of dividends) now than wait for growth tomorrow. Of course, long-term investing is about balance and diversification. The
Image source: Getty Images Imagine a dividend share that returns at least 90% of its profit to shareholders each year. Well, I reckon most experienced investors would probably say this isn’t sustainable and warn that the payout’s likely to be cut. However, there’s one particular type of stock – a real estate investment trust (REIT)
Image source: Getty Images Since 2025, it seems UK shares are off to a good start, with the flagship FTSE 100 index up by almost 5%. Yet, not every British enterprise has had a great time of late. In fact over the last six months, there have been some pretty heavy losses incurred by some