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Interesting Thanks they buy solar farms and like so are on the money for Grrn growth in the future and have sateady income streams with generally good dividend cover although i need to look into ti more thank you. I love investment trusts so much better that these other complex funds, all the costs are taken into account before the share value. You own the share in the trust not the investments themselves.
This share is just playing so nicely currently, I have said time and time again i am looking for £2-£2.5 maybe £3 by April 2026 which is my 60th. I think this share is going to be getting there much faster then I could hoped, ensuring a comfortable retirement, which brings me on too my question.
I already have a portfolio of 10 or so high dividends shares/trusts I am testing for use in retirement SIPP drawdown.
But does anyone have any suggestions I should consider? Looking for solid 5-6% dividends ideally but anything over 4% is good with capital and stable dividend growth potential over the long term. Banks are always a good bet in the UK and now it is official they are protected by the tax payer.
Anyway, I know that I am very lucky to be in this position, i worked hard took some big risks, and it is paying off, but with so many people in this country are struggling so i feel very grateful and blessed.
I do hope everyone has enough success in their lives to be satisfied, what ever shape that takes and i do like to hear other peoples success in life.
So good on you all, it is nice to win one. :)
@ retirement...
4. Do what ever you like....
Actually have the choice to live pretty much where ever you like and do what ever you want is difficult as normally you have so many limits on things you can do.
@Retirement_Plan
Brilliant :)
I like to celebrate other peoples success, so I could not be happier with RRs come back.
Personally i am with you 45% up myself with a sub £1 buy in.
With the recovery in RR, retirement in reasonable comfort is real possibility but i am only 56 so it is causing me a whole of lot of big life questions .....
1. How much is enough?
2. How many healthy years have i left?
3. Should I sell my business?
4. What will do with myself?
Me tbh, I am in large with RR and looking for a new home for the investment.
I have been looking into IAG as i think it has long way to run, but I am worried even at 100% it just does not have the cashflow to clear its debt quickly, unlike RR.
So are IAG going to do an share cap issue maybe, which if i thinking that i am not alone and will drag the SP.
Nothing to be concerned about though as many companies have limits as % for holding of induvial companies, so likely with RR growth we are too big a part of their portfolio by value now so they needed to reduce.
They could confirmed flow rates and they could have talked about the gas infrastructure projects around Cambay for starters.
They could have confirmed how many companies are doing Due diligence and how many are blue chip if any, like they confirmed before Blue chips companies were.
Just by not reiterating things like this they leave a suggestion they are not longer interested for instance....
Like i said the focus is on CCS and help India write its legislation i could not care about Roland's pet project tbh, we are small gas/oil exploration company up against the wall financially, with shareholder long overdue progress and they talk about something in the theoretical stage, many year away from making money, they don't have the fund to do.
The company is there to give shareholders returns we pay them.....