Jon Smith talks through some of his favourite UK shares and the respective sectors that could gain the most from lower ...

Thanks to one of the FTSE 100's biggest dividend yields, one large investment in Phoenix Group shares could create a lifelong ...

BP’s falling share price means the oil giant now offers a tempting 6% dividend yield. Is this a bargain buy, or does the ...

A sudden price drop can be an opportunity to invest in a stock at a low price but it involves risk. I'm considering the ...

The Burberry share price has fallen off a cliff, leaving this Fool wondering if he should snap up shares in the British ...

Royston Wild believes this FTSE 100 dividend hero and high-yield exchange-traded fund (ETF) could provide a strong passive ...

Everyone seems to be talking about green energy these days. Our writer considers how the SSE share price might respond to all ...

This FTSE firm is a strategic partner of The Coca-Cola Company, with strong growth prospects and a share price that looks very undervalued compared to its peers.

BT’s share price doesn't fully reflect recent advances in its long-term strategy or strong growth prospects, leaving it looking very undervalued to me.

Taking inspiration from Edward Lear and his famous book of nonsense, our writer waxes lyrical about the Rolls-Royce share price.

Jon Smith explains why passive income from dividend shares could really come into focus with the likely cuts expected to the UK base interest rate.

These dividend stocks have the longest track record of hiking payouts in the UK stock market, making them the ‘safest’ source of passive income… or are they?