The UK interest rate cut, Brexit and dividend paying stocks were hot topics among investors over the past week. Morningstar.co.uk readers were anxious to know how the rate cut to 0.25% will affect their portfolios. Also on the agenda, Gold rated investor Nick Train dismisses the impact of Brexit on markets and we revealed the Woodford Equity Income fund now has £9.2 billion under management despite outflows. Here are the top 10 articles and videos from Morningstar.co.uk, as chosen by fellow Morningstar.co.uk readers over the past week.
Top 20 FTSE 350 Dividend Paying Stocks
UPDATED JULY 2016: Dividend payments have been boosted £4.3 billion by Brexit. We reveal the top 20 dividend paying stocks in the FTSE 350
Finsbury Growth & Income: Nick Train Dismisses Brexit Risk
Gold rated investor Nick Train dismisses the impact of Brexit on markets, and is optimistic about the outlook for equities - on the whole
What Does the Interest Rate Cut Mean for Your Portfolio?
The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 0.25% - the first move in more than seven years. What does it mean for your investments?
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
Woodford Equity Income Breaks £9bn Barrier Despite Outflows
Woodford Equity Income swells to £9.2 billion under management despite outflows, as IA reports industry assets at 12 month high despite Brexit sell-off
Evenlode: 10 UK Companies for Income Over Next 5 Years
Five star fund managers Evenlode have tipped 10 UK stocks for sustainable income over the next five years
Interest Rate Cut: What Happens Next?
Yesterday the Bank of England cut rates to 0.25% and announced a programme of quantitative easing - but this is just the beginning of central bank action
Brexit has Boosted Stocks More than Remain, says Hobson
THE WEEK: Two months ago Rodney Hobson bought stocks hoping to be boosted by a Remain vote - he now says he may have got the result wrong but the shares are up
Investors Warned: Don't Buy Gold for Gains
Demand for gold remains high after the Brexit vote, but experts warn investors should not buy gold for gains, instead it should be an asset diversifier
Property and Smaller Company Trusts on a 10% Discount
Looking to pick up a bargain investment in the Brexit aftermath? Morningstar fund analyst David Holder highlights two highly rated closed-end funds trading on a discount