Best shares for income/dividends

[doctorj]

In case it helps anyone, here's a dump showing yields for all Australian listed stocksView attachment ASX Yield.xls.

 

[So_Cynical]

In case it helps anyone, here's a dump showing yields for all Australian listed stocksView attachment 46698.

I hold 4 Stocks in the top 40 and 8 in the top 100...#9 GLB - globe, is a very low liquidity micro
cap (16.5 mill) with no debt, 9 mill in cash and annual revenues of around 90 mil.

 

[Muschu]

I'd feel a bit more confident if every share I've taken up lately hadn't tanked.

Stick with the majors I guess, the ones I bought in the past have been mainly speculative.

So, if I may ask, how do decide what to buy MrB?

Regards

Rick

 

[MrBurns]

I hold 4 Stocks in the top 40 and 8 in the top 100...#9 GLB - globe, is a very low liquidity micro
cap (16.5 mill) with no debt, 9 mill in cash and annual revenues of around 90 mil.

Just things I read and try to get hints from ...but havent bought anything for a while.

 

[YELNATS]

I'd imagine you get the franking credits refunded to you from the ATO if that's the case.

And if so, a 6% FF dividend would become a 7.8% dividend.

Shouldn't that be a 8.57% dividend?
ie. for a $100 investment, FF dividend is $6.
$6/(1-0.30) = $8.57.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Cheers

 

[Klogg]

Shouldn't that be a 8.57% dividend?
ie. for a $100 investment, FF dividend is $6.
$6/(1-0.30) = $8.57.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Cheers

Yes, I believe so.
Wow, massive math failure on my behalf, lol.