What’s on investors’ minds this week? Income investing and Lloyds bank are at the top of the agenda. Morningstar.co.uk readers are also interested to know in why a strong US dollar and a rising Federal Reserve bank rate often mean bad news for emerging market returns, as well as the latest on sustainable investing. You can find the best of our content, as voted for by Morningstar.co.uk readers, below.
Top 20 FTSE 350 Dividend Paying Stocks
UPDATED FEBRUARY 2017: Dividend payments have been boosted £4.8 billion by Brexit. We reveal the top 20 dividend paying stocks in the FTSE 350
Lloyds Tops Most Popular Stocks List
Lloyds remains the most popular stock on Morningstar.co.uk for the 19th consecutive month, joined by utilities companies
Top 20 FTSE 100 Dividend Paying Stocks
THE INCOME INVESTOR: The largest companies in the UK source their revenues internationally, meaning your dividend stream is boosted by global economic growth
Investor Views: “Why I’m Buying British”
Private investor Anthony Ellender tells Morningstar why he favours closed-end funds and reveals his portfolio of blue chip shares paying decent dividends
Buxton: Lloyds Will Pay a 10% Dividend
Star UK equity fund manager Richard Buxton says he enjoys the negativity around banking stocks, as it creates opportunities for his fund. He reveals his three top picks
Why is a Strong US Dollar Bad for Emerging Markets?
Why does a strong US dollar and a rising Federal Reserve bank rate often mean bad news for emerging market returns? And what does that mean for today's outlook?
Your Guide to Sustainable Investing
Want to secure a sustainable source of income and returns? Look beneath the hood of your fund holdings to see how they score on environmental, social and governance factors
Dodge & Cox Worldwide US Stock vs Passive Funds
How does a Gold Rated actively managed US equity fund fare against a low cost ETF or tracker fund? We reveal how Dodge & Cox performs against a passive strategy
Hobson: Sainsbury's Results Make Me Angry
THE WEEK: Morningstar columnist Rodney Hobson drags supermarket stock Sainsburys over the coals for failing to own up to bad performance in their recent results
Cazenove: Passive Funds Don't Work for Value Investors
Investors should invest in a passive fund with an active strategy, as you may end up investing in stocks that lose you money by investing in an index-tracking fund