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    I am looking to invest in a well rated Investment Trust that pays a dividend in March and September (at least)

    18 April 2023

    Question by Tony

    I am looking to invest in a well rated Investment Trust that pays a dividend in March and September (at least). Could you point me the right direction, I realise that this wouldn't be personal advice and it would be my responsibility to look into the suitability of an investment.

    Regards
    Tony Smethers

    Answered by Holly Mackay

    Tony, hi and thanks for the question.

    I suggest that you start by looking at our Investment Trust Hub which has loads of information and detail. There's an article specifically on investment trusts for income. Or you could read the piece on so-called 'Dividend Heroes' we produced with the Association of Investment Trusts. They have collated those trusts which have consistently paid out strong dividends - going back decades in many cases!

    I think this is the best place to direct you - or join our upcoming webinar and put this question directly to the experts, to hear what they say! Thanks.

    Holly

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    Holly Mackay

    Founder & CEO, Boring Money

    I’ve worked in investment markets for over 20 years. I started out at Merrill Lynch Investment Management and worked at a few big names before setting up my first business in 2008.

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