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Croda International Plc (LSE: CRDA)
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Want a second income? These dividend stocks could help with the heavy lifting

| Stephen Wright

High yields and strong track records might mean UK investors looking for a second income don’t have to look too…

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The FTSE 100 nears 10,000, but this little-known stock is down 71% – could it be a hidden gem?

| Andrew Mackie

The FTSE 100 is roaring ahead, yet one stock has lagged – this writer explains why he’s becoming increasingly bullish…

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Generation X! This dividend plan could add £185 a month to the State Pension

| Stephen Wright

For those with around 15 years to retirement, here’s a plan for trying to bridge the gap between the State…

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Down 50%! Thank goodness I didn’t invest £10k in this UK share 5 years ago – but should I buy today?

| Harvey Jones

Harvey Jones makes a return visit to a UK share he almost bought five years ago... and is relieved he…

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1 FTSE 100 stock I expect to outperform Rolls-Royce shares over the next 5 years

| Stephen Wright

Rolls-Royce shares have benefitted from a recovery in travel demand over the last few years. But which stocks could be…

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How much do you need in an ISA to target a £30,000 passive income at retirement?

| Andrew Mackie

Andrew Mackie crunches the number and constructs a tiered-increase in ISA contributions, starting with a yearly contribution of £5,000.

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These 2 FTSE 100 stocks have raised their dividends for 30 years in a row

| Alan Oscroft

The ability to pay increasing progressive dividends over the decades is what, for me, marks out the most desirable FTSE…

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Investing Articles

Down 75%, could this FTSE 100 stock be akin to Rolls-Royce in 2020?

| Andrew Mackie

Andrew Mackie explains why he is becoming increasingly optimistic for the prospects of this little-known FTSE 100 stock, operating in…

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Investing Articles

Do frothy valuations in the S&P 500 make the FTSE 100 a more compelling choice?

| Andrew Mackie

Which makes for a better investment today, the S&P 500 or FTSE 100? This writer argues there is value in…

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2 UK shares with outstanding dividend growth records

| Stephen Wright

Shares in companies with decades of consecutive dividend growth can be great sources of passive income. Stephen Wright outlines two…

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2 UK shares with strong insider buying

| Stephen Wright

Insiders are betting big with their own money on two UK shares that have been struggling. Could this be a…

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2 best-of-British UK shares to consider buying in August

| Stephen Wright

British stocks might not be as glamorous as their US counterparts but UK investors don’t have to look far to…

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