The board has also recommended a dividend of Rs 77.50 per share for the year ended March 2025.
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Dividend investing is a proven strategy during heightened volatility, including a war-torn market. The TSX has so far endured geopolitical risks, as evidenced by the index’s 7.5% year-to-date return. There’s an abundance of generous dividend-payers, although not all are safe harbours in today’s investment landscape. Income-focused investors should focus on defensive positioning and dividend durability….
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Recently had a dabble in LSG, which is apparently a pooled development fund, AUS is another one, looks too good to be true but these are riskier investments: http://www.asx.com.au/investor/lmi/how/pooled_dev_funds.htm Any comments by those in the know about these schemes? No CGT and fully franked tax free divs (when paid) sounds good to me. Coyotte, what…
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Canadians find the Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) a valuable savings tool to secure their retirement, although less than 25% can max out the contribution limits. The data is based on the survey results by Edward Jones Canada regarding the preference for and utilization of the RRSP. However, 49% of respondents still want to contribute…
Some stuff I am reading today morning: Waaree Energies listing today ( MC ) Veggies put RBI in a bind ( FE ) Brisk sales of Bajaj CNG bikes ( Rediff ) Company : Afcons ( BI ) Company : Borosil ( Fortune ) Startup : Ultraviolette ( Forbes ) What’s wrong with managed futures…