5 Monthly Dividend Stocks UK For Passive Income

Here's the best stocks in the UK that pay a monthly dividend, so you can avoid that withholding tax, I've also compared them to a US monthly dividend stock as an example.

Monthly Dividend Stocks can be a great addition to your portfolio to generate you monthly returns and income. Today I've compared some of the top companies available in the UK as I struggled when searching as people only mentioned US companies.

It's important to balance your portfolio with some dividend paying stocks and long term holds but really depends on the balance of your portfolio and what's best for you.

Have I missed a monthly dividend paying share you love? Let me know down below!

*None of the advice mentioned in the video is to be taken as financial or investment advice as it’s for entertainment purposes. Some links above include affiliate commissions/referrals.

[zaraf]

Thanks! I’ve been looking for some monthly dividend companies from the UK!

[ISAInvestorUK]

Also the discount is likely higher than normal because they are commercial property which people are unsure about at the moment. With working from home potentially continuing past the pandemic lots of companies are expected to downsize their offices so these funds could run into trouble.

[ISAInvestorUK]

What's wrong with having a quarterly dividend and just spreading it over 3 months if you're retired? You're losing a hell of a lot of return compared to the market by going for these funds just to have a monthly dividend.

[mjwmontgomery]

I dont think the fees are on the dividend like you say.

[voxley]

Note that many Vanguard bond ETFs available in the UK pay monthly, not just the one you mention. However, some of these have investments outdide the UK, e.g. US corporate bonds.

[bentaylor]

Love your videos awesome 👏 I want to start to buy stocks and your so honest please don’t change

[Burak-qmwb]

Great work .Thank you. As an individual investor, Is there any withholding tax for Investment Trusts (like SMIF), I know REITs are %20.

[MattArquette-mqol]

Really great content — thanks for sharing this Chris — !

[WaleedTawfiq]

Hi, Chris, it seems not worth investing in stock when we get a return of 6-7% while at 10% inflation! What are other alternatives please you think??

[leopoldslikkvstamkiu]

Above two dividend stocks are really costly and only received lower one even you have some share inside. So therefore I hold EMHG ishares from JP morgan monthly dividend stocks.

[stevencalland]

Thanks Chris. Just one question which I can't get my head around. Why are you including the 5 year growth figure to work out the monthly dividend? Wont the dividend received each month be net of "Dividend - their fund fee? " So example one would be 3.52-1.68 = 1.84 * 10, 000/12 giving the monthly dividend. Obviously the fund price will move so the divi will be like that for like one day.

[royagyei]

Hi there, very interesting videos. I am a complete novice to investing. My questions are, regarding these investments shown here, are they able to be purchased within a Stocks and Shares ISA? If so are the monthly dividends paid straight into the ISA or to me direct? Thank you. I look forward to seeing more videos and improving my knowledge. I would regard any information as your personal opinion, not financial advise. Thanks.

[spartacusful]

I use T212. How do they pay the dividends? Does it just go into the T212 account? Cheers

[aaronrickyhenderson]

Don't know if I would want to put money into commercial property when every street you walk down there is shut down shops at moment

[hollandspie]

Twenty Four Select Monthly Income Fund [smif] is domiciled in Guernsey will their be any tax due on the dividends even in an isa?

[terryhagan]

Why are you taking fees off? The dividend % is what you get. Fees are taken before divis are paid.

[lawrenceyeung]

Any withholding tax for UK stocks? If I get dividends of US stocks in UK, withholding tax is 15%.

[abrecknell]

Hello. I would like to invest longer term (monthly) in a dividend index fund where dividends are reinvested into my HL stocks/shares ISA. I already have a FTSE All share tracker. Anyone have any thoughts on how to approach this? Thank you

[chrispalmer]

Which are your favourite Dividend Paying Stocks?