Rsa Ins. 7te%pf Discussion Threads

[castleford tiger] 30/6/2023 13:14

whats giving a better more secure return please.
genuine question

[dope007] 29/6/2023 21:16

Getting very tempted to sell and swap into some higher yielding stocks in this massive sell off of UK equities

[dope007] 11/5/2023 09:29

I bought at an average of 99p on these so am very happy with that. I agree that rates are near the peak and should fall which supports capital appreciation here.

The decision to make is is the capital appreciation going to be greater on stocks running higher current yields than this?

As always both are moving targets and for me if the stocks I mention above take a dump and this remains static I'd probably swap. I also hold some BWSA at a very good yield so would potentially look at them also

[castleford tiger] 11/5/2023 09:06

Can you see this falling below par?

We are close to the top (5%) of the interest cycle and with
1) inflation about to fall very fast
2)A general election coming

i expect rates to start to fall early 24 as the Tories prime the economy.

I think these look a very good safe bet in an ISA to get the full 7.6% yield.

Plus as rates fall some capital growth

[dope007] 05/5/2023 07:43

Yup. LGEN, Aviva, m&g, national express, Barclays. If we see a panic sell off I'll likely sell here and buy them

[tag57] 04/5/2023 22:08

Depends on which stocks Dope. LGEN and PHNX starting to approach what I would consider high yielding stocks and expect to grow their divi in the future too.

[dope007] 04/5/2023 15:46

Don't know about anyone else but if the general mkt takes a right dump I'd be tempted to sell and re-invest in some bombed out high yield stocks

[dope007] 20/3/2023 14:00

ECB already signalling an end to rate rises, making these very good value

[mesb48] 19/3/2023 09:11

2022 accounts at Companies House. Post year end, the parent has funded a buy-in of the defined benefit pension scheme. Quite a big derisking event in my view, continuing the tidy up of the company structure.

[castleford tiger] 16/3/2023 10:26

paid 99p today no divi for 6 months

[dope007] 15/3/2023 10:36

It does but I maybe a bit daft but like buying near the par price.Also picked up some BWSA recently

[my retirement fund] 15/3/2023 09:39

SAN is looking especially nice right now >7.65% or so I make it

[castleford tiger] 15/3/2023 09:20

cannot disagree and as inflation falls back to circa 4% these produce a net real return.
Added to L and G and AV i think its possible to get close to a £35000 a year return on a £500k pot
So drawing just the dividend you maintain the pot and hopefully get a few % on capital growth as well.

clearly thats not important but the 35k net of tax is worth 50 a year

[dope007] 15/3/2023 08:51

Added a few more ahead of Ex dividend date. Yield looks very good to me with rates at or near a peak

[cwa1] 03/3/2023 07:46

Dividend Timetable

The Company announces that the next dividend payment on the Company's 7.375% cumulative irredeemable preference shares of GBP1 each ("Preference Shares") will be on 3 April 2023. The associated ex-dividend and record dates are 16 March 2023 and 17 March 2023 respectively.

Dividend: in the gross amount of GBP4,609,375.00 / GBP0.036875 per Preference Share

Ex-dividend date: 16 March 2023

Record date: 17 March 2023

Payment date: 3 April 2023/i

[castleford tiger] 18/1/2023 15:08

A settle around 110 is cool with me.

tiger

[dope007] 17/1/2023 12:24

Yes Aviva prefs have done well. I still see the prefs as good value going forward and for me a solid multi year investment in my ISA as I approach retirement.

[skyship] 15/1/2023 10:06

As the interest rate rises stalled we've all done very well out of the prefs recently.

Interesting to compare 5 of them, inc. two of the AVIVA prefs.

Seems as though those Aviva prefs have seen the best recovery; especially as on top of the share price performance they also paid out 6months of divis, so performance better than shown.


free stock charts from uk.advfn.com

[dope007] 13/1/2023 08:47

Added a few more this morning. With inflation looking like it has peaked I see these as a good long term ISA holding for recurring income that can be reinvested into retirement. My average in price is just over 99p so am happy with that

[kickingking] 12/1/2023 23:02

Not bad going. Another couple of pence rise and I would have made one years worth of yield just in capital growth. Long may it continue

[dope007] 14/12/2022 10:13

Nice rise here recently. I clearly should have been bolder when buying in November

[dope007] 22/11/2022 16:56

I bought for the first time in my ISA at 97.8p this morning. Bought for long term income as I can't see rates going much higher

[kickingking] 22/11/2022 15:21

Bought some today with all in cost of 99.45p. Should have bought last week and saved a couple of pennies, had to move some funds around.Hopefully hold for next few years while picking up 7.35% in dividend with some capital gains once interest rates peak.

[castleford tiger] 11/10/2022 18:16

96.40 for another 10k today