magazine 28 Jun 2018
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Investments with consistent dividend growth could be your ticket to enhanced returns, argues the latest issue of Shares.
Using a growing income stream to buy more shares or funds units means you capture the returns on your reinvested money and your original investment. The new digital magazine looks at a range of stocks, ETFs and investment trusts to play this theme.
Also this week: seven essential points to get the most out of Lifetime ISAs; plus a look at companies which issue profit warnings soon after joining the stock market.
Shares examines how large investors view UK equities and it analyses various stocks including Mind Gym, Carnival and Avast.
The investments filling your pockets with cash
Here are some ideas for companies that could benefit as financially-squeezed consumers look for cheaper ways to live their lives
There is potential risk of major action to shake up the housing market later in 2018
University study suggests greater Government intervention could scupper some takeover activity
As Canada pushes towards legalisation of the drug, the investment potential is beginning to be recognised
The learning and development company’s IPO offer was significantly over-subscribed
Whitbread’s subsidiary wants to benefit from Asia’s growing desire for coffee
Anti-virus firm has so far been anti-investor returns too
Business park in Krakow looks an interesting addition to the portfolio
We talk to four fund managers about why London-listed shares still have a solid future
The Baillie Gifford-run investment trust has a great dividend growth track record
Regular investing can result in you buying when prices are both high and low
We look at how the advice process might work and the potential costs
This important guide will help you avoid making mistakes with the property and retirement savings wrapper
Footasylum’s share price slump puts the spotlight on this topic
30% year to date share price rally shows appetite for stock
Stewart & Wight is also giving up on its stock market listing
Broker turns hyper-bullish on the online grocer-turned-tech platform
We look at the performance of UK stocks versus other parts of the world
The support services group is enjoying great success and is ready to expand its interests
One analyst believes the stated net asset value in its accounts undervalues the business
Shares in the cruise operator are struggling on earnings pressure but we remain confident on its long-term outlook
We continue to believe the insurer-to-travel group will reward shareholders handsomely over the medium term
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Shares is provided for your general information and use and is not a personal recommendation to invest. It is not intended to be relied upon by you in making or not making any investment decisions. The investments referred to in these articles will not be suitable for all investors. If in doubt please seek appropriate independent financial advice.
Investors acting on the information in these articles do so at their own risk and AJ Bell Media and its staff do not accept liability for losses suffered by investors as a result of their investment decisions.
