Your best “safe” high dividend yield shares ?

[Joshuatree]

Theres a thread on Investment strategies Bumkin that shows all the yields. No idea if it is current or not. Ive just brought up again as i forget its there and its not promoted.

[Bumkin]

Thanks Beagle exactly what I’m looking for. Also your advice on nett and gross dividends affected by imputation credits appreciated. cheers

[Beagle]

Solid write up Beagle.

Thoughts on AUG and IFT being on the list?

Thanks. No issues with IFT, good solid underlying assets and well managed and more or less meets the dividend yield criteria. I'm not especially enthusiastic about it because of the management fees charged.
Augusta's earnings tend to be a bit lumpy depending upon how many property syndications they get away in any one year. I won't comment on what I think of the directors...you can read between the lines I am sure.

Invest and forget !

Thanks Beagle exactly what I’m looking for. Also your advice on nett and gross dividends affected by imputation credits appreciated. cheers

You're welcome. Set and forget the best option for you mate is the smart shares dividend fund. http://smartshares.co.nz/types-of-fu...nd/nz-dividend
They do all the work for you and its easy as.
Best wishes.

[steveb]

Don't forget to have a look at Chorus and Telstra

[couta1]

Don't forget to have a look at Chorus and Telstra

No to Telstra, cutting back dividends and no imputation credits for NZ residents to claim.

[peat]

Don't forget to have a look at Chorus and Telstra

ugh Chorus!?

I dont think its that safe myself, - the business model is under threat from 4g and will be even more so from 5g

Telstra yes

[LAC]

I have used the power companies for divies over the years.
RBD was the other that I kept for divies only but they performed really well for capital growth over the years (sold out now though as I have moved the capital gain elsewhere)

Just a note, there isnt any safe investment, so just make the best educated decision with the data that you have.

[iceman]

Bumkin this is a good website to look at, run by a fellow ST http://www.dividendyield.co.nz/

[minimoke]

Bumkin this is a good website to look at, run by a fellow ST http://www.dividendyield.co.nz/

but if I look on anz securities top ranked twr is paying 0% dividend. who to believe?

[percy]

but if I look on anz securities top ranked twr is paying 0% dividend. who to believe?

ANZ's is always up to date.