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LSE:HFEL (Henderson Far East Income Limited)

About HFEL

HFEL seeks to provide a high level of dividends, as well as capital appreciation over the long term, from a diversified portfolio of investments traded on the Pacific, Australasian, Japanese and Indian stock markets.
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Dividend Shares

Is this investment trust yielding 10.72% too good to be true?

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Jon Smith flags up an investment trust with a very enticing yield, so decides to dig deeper to see if…

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11.4% dividend yield and 17 years of growth — is there passive income potential in a lesser-known FTSE stock?

| Mark Hartley

Mark Hartley identifies an under-the-radar FTSE investment trust with an attractive yield and years of impressive dividend growth.

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| Alan Oscroft

I'm taking a look at a couple of dividend stocks offering very high yields, both with progressive long-term dividend policies.

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3 UK shares I own for easy passive income

| Christopher Ruane

Christopher Ruane runs through a diverse trio of UK shares he currently owns, each of which generates passive income in…

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10%+ dividend yields! 3 of my favourite dividend shares for May

| Royston Wild

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2 investment trusts to consider for a Stocks and Shares ISA

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These two investment trusts have a different focus -- but our writer sees both as worth considering, one more for…

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10%+ dividend yields! 3 top dividend shares to consider in 2025!

| Royston Wild

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Best British dividend stocks to consider buying in November

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With a 10% yield and a rising share price, is this the perfect FTSE stock?

| Jon Smith

Jon Smith picks out a FTSE stock that's up 11% over the past year but also has a double-digit dividend…

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Three 8.8%+ yielding shares I’d buy for an ISA in August

| Christopher Ruane

These income shares each offers at least an 8.8% dividend yield at the moment. Our writer explains why he'd happily…

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Is it better to start buying shares with £5,000 or £500?

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