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1. The Ex-Dividend Date - When to buy in order to get paid Perhaps one of the most confusing concepts to beginning dividend investors is the 'ex-div' date of a stock. In a nutshell, this is the date you must own the stock in order to receive the next dividend. The catch is that this date is never the same as...
2. Dividend machine newsletter newsmax.com moneynews.com Bill Spetrino Tired of the anxiety of the Stock Market and worrying about your standard of living once you retire? Creating your own dividend machine is the answer. LEARN FOR FREE FROM SOMEONE WHO IS ALREADY FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT.   Mark Hulbert is the AUTH...
3. Dogs of the Dow | Beating The Dow with Stocks | Stock Pick Michael B. O'Higgins (along with John Downes) wrote Beating the Dow which sets out the process of investing in blue chip stocks with high yield, and how to select them every year. The markets are very volatile lately (2008), but the standing princip...
4. Dividend-Paying Stocks are Investments That Can Build Your Wealth I know a lot of people nearing, or in retirement, including my own parents. And while they're all mentally prepared for margaritas by the pool, time spent watching the grandkids, and long trips to France, very few of them are financially prepared. I...
5. Absolute Investment Returns: Buy ZDP Shares (Zeros) Zero Dividend Preference Shares are a little known sub-class of investment trust share (the safest variety of "Split-Capital" investment trust) which provide almost guaranteed capital gain with a defined end-date. Usually very safe, even in these tur...
6. Split Capital Investment Trusts Investment trusts are collective investments (stocks, shares, property, commodities etc.) similar to unit trusts and mutual funds but with some big advantages. They are, however more complicated and to make things even more complicated some investme...
7. My Blog: AndyPo's Musings... Here is my blog: Mostly about clever finance ideas (I hope) but also travel, photography, classic cars... etc. I am a semi-professional travel photographer (i.e. I once sold a few photos) and semi-retired consultant physicist (i.e. unemployed boffi...
8. What are you going to invest in this week? With economic worries all over the world you'd be mad to invest in anything at the moment, wouldn't you? But there is always a bull-market in something somewhere in the world, but where is it? Is it best to play safe, keep your money in the...
9. Invest in a tax-free ISA In the UK Individual Savings Accounts or ISAs are little more than an official tax-wrapper into which other investments may be hidden from the tax-man, but they are a useful way to reduce tax. This article is about the advantages and disadvantages o...
10. How to Make Money When the Stock Market Falls Stock markets can be very volatile and go up or down by large amounts, potentially making or losing you money. If you are not in the market and it goes up it can be annoying and if the opposite occurs it can be annoying or even devastating. But how c...
11. MoneyAndMarkets.com Money and Markets is the culmination of eight decades of hard work and research, beginning when my father, Irving Weiss, first went to Wall Street in 1926. Fortunately, Dad didn't get caught in the crash of 1929, mainly because he was skeptical of t...
12. Reverse Mortgage For Seniors Not being able to afford to stay in your house through your golden years is a sad reality for many people. Lower income, higher medical bills and rising property taxes are making it tough to get by, and cash strapped retirees are looking for new opti...
13. Income Investment Income Investment in shares is picking stocks for their dividend yield.
14. SMSF - Basic Service At the time of writing this article, the most major stock indexes have rebounded about 30% from the March 2009 lows. Some individual stocks have even done better than that. Rio Tinto (RIO.AX) went up 80% from AUD43 in March 09 to AUD77 in June 09. Th...
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16. Investing in Stocks During This Meltdown The global financial system is currently faced with the calamitous consequences of several years of audacious and even exuberant investment practices. The housing market boom that preceded the current financial meltdown smirked of 'irrational exubera...