See here for starters 
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Type ādividendsā in search bar & see what else you find,
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Just asking to see what peopleās good dividends pay?
Anybody like to share there little wins 
Or any future promising ones
Iāll start!
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$main $40 buy price, 0,215c monthly 6.3%
$DEA $19 Buy price ,0.265c quarterly 5.6%
$GLAD $12 Buy price , 0.06c monthly 6.4%
This is my big boy stock and going nowhere
$O Ā£68 buy price, 0.247c monthly 4.4%
Have plenty other stocks with divs bit the page would be massive 
Please add and share if like to 
Esp @NeilB @Optimisery @Emmie
Letās creat a nice little ā0ooh friendsā chat
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Henderson Far East Income (HFEL), buy price Ā£2.97, Ā£31.80 quarterly 7.8%
Legal & General (LGEN), buy price Ā£2.28, Ā£78.16 bi-annually 7.4%
New City High Yield Fund (NCYF), buy price Ā£0.54, Ā£21.12 quarterly 8.1%
NextEnergy Solar Fund (NESF), buy price Ā£1.10, Ā£17.21 quarterly, 6.4%
All UK, so no US tax.
Obviously not recommendations to buy, but I hold these
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I owe 2 of them already NESF and lLGEN
As for the penny share and getting That much that is quite amazing just check it up and itās had 5-7 years of increased Divi so well done on finding yourself a little gem (NCYF)
Thanks for sharing you story @weenie
Welcome to the chat 
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Iāve got the following:
Apple 0.5%
Kainos Group 1.83%
Savills 3.14%
ContourGlobal 6.88%
Ishares Europe ex-UK 1.9%
Softcat 1.52%
Glencore 4.32%
Rightmove 1.27%
Legal and General 7.37%
Blackrock World Mining 6.14%
Iāve mapped out all the payments and Iām receiving something each month except January and July. Going to add Gladstone Capital and Sainsburyās next month to cover that and Iāll then have dividend income each month. Interested to see what others have as Iām always keen to add!
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Try these companies, and one trust (TRIG)
MPLX 7-8% (quarterly divs)
WLKP 7-8% (quarterly divs)
EFC 10% (monthly divs)
PFLT (monthly divs)
LGEN 7.4%
CEY 7.9%
ADM 11%
BHP 7%
RIO 10%
TRIG 5% (quarterly divs)
Iām long on all of these, and others of course.
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Is TRIG a trust? Didnāt know That! Heard a lot of people hate on TRIG but itās always seems decent dividend payer just because itās not a massive growth share 
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In terms of stocks specifically for their dividends I hold two for the long term which work for what Iām personally happy with at the moment
UK Wind (UKW) and Scottish American (SAIN)
UKW has had low but steady growth for a infrastructure trust along side itās usual dividend of around 5% currently. UKW also has one of the lowest fees for green infrastructure trusts
SAIN mixes goals of reasonable long term growth with a low but what should be sustainable dividend even through downturns of around 2.5% currently
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I donāt understand. Why do they hate this entity so much? I should understand hating Putin, but not an investment trust that invests in renewables. What awful actions did the management take?
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I donāt really have many dividend stocks.
L&G Iāve been in & out off ā¦ I think its getting to another nice buy in price.
Most recently I got a very nice div from Nestle ā¦ But that was outside of :freetrade:ā¦ Cause freetrade doesnāt yet have it.
Get a bit from REITs Segro & Warehouseā¦ But picked them more for growth over dividends.
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Totally agree with you, bit if looked at the trig group chat itās like they donāt pay enough thereās lots of extra fees? I personality thought it was always a winner hench why we are all here
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Sounded like it was to do with lack of āgrowthā in share price. But this is common for infrastructure shares. I think thereās a particular reason around this but I canāt remember exactly why.
Id be more concerned with LGENs high dividend and stagnant share price. it should be a growing company. But these companies often have lots of other issues that put them in that kind of situation
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LGEN is back to its level it was 5 years ago, but the dividend wasnāt so high back then so could be an entry point again for people Iāll be holding maybe topping up!
Thatās my personal objective this isnāt investment advice 
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TRIG fees arenāt actually that bad, around 1% (currently 0.97% for 2021), for a renewable infrastructure trust its on the low side similar to UKW. For the ETF investors where the fee is the top thing thatās really high, but for a focused green infra trust, its not. its not uncommon to see others at 1.1, 1.2% or more
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JGGI is my main dividend payer at about 3%. Like SAIN, it tries to provide long-term growth and a reliable income. I also hold the following for exposure to mining, debt, property and infrastructure:
BRWM, 6%
NCYF, 8%
TRY, 3%
TRIG, 5%
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My portfolio has mostly concentrated on UK stocks for a number of reasons. Two dividend aristocrats I would especially mention (with the usual caveat of this not being advice and doing your own research) are Persimmon and Admiral Group. They are both over 10% dividend yield and Admiral have done a special dividend payable in June (ex-dividend date was today) which means that my 50 shares will net me over Ā£50! Persimmonās per share payout in July will be Ā£1.10!
There are also a lot of smaller and cheaper companies such as Jupiter Fund Management PLC and Centamin Gold Mining that I put money into every month and have high dividends and (in my view) good future prospects.
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Fantastic. I should net something nice as well.
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Yes I think it was something like That,
Tbh it worth a chance as dividends stay around and sustainable!
I sold ukw for 1.33 made little profit needed the cash and checked it before itās 1.53 thatās a good growth with a sturdy Divi 
might have to buy it back!
Gained double figures in profit from a year ago 
How have I only just learned there are stocks that pay monthly dividends 
amazing
Am I right to assume that all dividends paid from stocks held in ISA account are paid into the ISA and are tax free?
Thanks 
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Yes thatās right. You receive the income and a notification, then ideally you should re-invest it into your portfolio immediately for compound growth.
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