The Newsletter for UK Dividend Investors
Learn how to invest in quality dividend stocks for long-term income and growth
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Dividend Investing Strategy
Own Quality
Own quality dividend stocks capable of generating consistently high profits and long-term dividend growth.
Buy Low
Buy when there is a Margin of Safety between price and Fair Value to get higher yields and expected returns.
Sell High
Sell when the price is close to or above Fair Value to lock in profits and free up cash for reinvestment.
Diversify Wisely
Diversify across companies, industries and countries while concentrating investments in the most attractive holdings.
Dividend Investing Resources
Blog
Reviews of quality dividend stocks, market valuations, investment strategy tips and more.
Book
A step-by-step guide to investing in high-quality dividend stocks for long-term income and growth.
Guides & Tools
A collection of free downloadable guides, checklists and spreadsheets for dividend investors.
Newsletter
See every detail of how a portfolio of quality UK dividend stocks can be managed in the real world.
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