ArchivesMagazine - 11 Jan 2018Small caps with more than 5% dividend yields Income investors often focus on large established companies but some smaller names also offer generous yields 11 January 2018|Smaller Companies Issue: 11 Jan 2018 - Page 24 < Give yourself an income boost with stocks and funds yielding more than 5% The dangers associated with special dividends > Issue: 11 Jan 2018 - Page 24 | Contents Next: The dangers associated with special dividends Previous: Give yourself an income boost with stocks and funds yielding more than 5% Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Daniel Coatsworth Issue Contents Big News Is Mothercare a takeover target after share price slump? Dialight banking on new leadership Coal hits one-year high Eco Atlantic gets Exxon discovery boost The week in a minute Christmas boost for grocers Which UK-listed stocks are affected by US tax reform? Where to invest your Worldpay takeover proceeds Editor's View Plenty of opportunities despite markets rallying Funds Free Spirit toasts fantastic first year as a fund Great Ideas Grab a 9% dividend yield from property expert Wey Education is primed for rapid profit growth Great Ideas Update Sopheon has smashed earnings forecasts G4S continues on the road to recovery Dechra sales receive North American boost Investment Trusts New investment trust factsheets could be ‘misleading’ Why Asia Pacific may appeal to income investors Main Feature Give yourself an income boost with stocks and funds yielding more than 5% Money Matters Making changes to auto-enrolment How to invest ethically Smaller Companies Small caps with more than 5% dividend yields Story In Numbers Debenhams’ alarming rent bill How serious is Wressle setback for Edgon Resources? Opportunity for property fund on Macau growth surge Talking Point The dangers associated with special dividends Week Ahead Rio Tinto in the spotlight amid iron ore rally Get set for Watkin Jones’ full year results Business is booming at B&M Will Ashmore’s results reflect emerging market renaissance?
