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Light after the storm? Worst-case scenario offers bright outlook for post-pandemic UK dividends

Light after the storm? Worst-case scenario offers bright outlook for post-pandemic UK dividends Bumper returns predicted for 2021 The worst-case scenario for the UK dividend market in 2021 now sees payouts rising by at least 0.9% this year Investors are anticipating the return of bumper special dividends and payouts from the banking sector amid an improving outlook for income in the UK equities market. The worst-case scenario for the UK dividend market in 2021 now sees payouts rising by at least 0.9% this year, with the best-case envisioning a rise of 5.6%, according to the latest Link Group UK Dividend Monitor. Only last quarter, Link was still anticipating a decline of 0.6% in the worst case, but with plenty of companies paying best-case predictions over the first quarter, the gap has narrowed between the top and bottom forecasts.

If you re looking for an ESG investment, why not try oil stocks?

If you’re looking for an “ESG” investment, why not try oil stocks? Investors looking to have their money do good shouldn’t sell out of miners and fossil-fuel companies, says Merryn Somerset Webb. That will just leave them in the hands of people who don’t care about doing good at all. 15 Mar 2021 Shell, Total and BP are aiming for net zero by 2050 – it is the job of shareholders to make sure they do that © Ollie Millington/Getty Images  If you are a nice person you won’t hold shares in any companies involved in fossil fuels or mining; their activities are dirty, environmentally unsound and that’s that. You can’t believe the planet is in trouble and also hold businesses involved in creating that trouble. End of. 

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