REITs/Property - As at 14.11.17 INTU 14p/200p=7.0%,BLND 30.1p/590p=5.1%,HMSO 24.6p/525p=4.7%,LAND 41.3p/930p=4.4%


Oils - As at 14.11.2017 RDSB 188c/1.31=143p/2475p=5.8%,BP 40c/1.31=30.5p/505p=6.0%


Banks - As at 14.11.2017 HSBC 51c/1.31=39.2p/735p=5.3%,LLOY 3.2p/66.5p=4.8%


Life/Asset Management- As at 14.11.2017 LGEN 14.7p/265p=5.53%,Aviva 24.3p/495p=4.83%


Builders/Construction - As at 14.11.17 TW. 13.4p/195p=6.9%,BDEV 41.7p/625p=6.7%,GFRD 96p/1170p=8.2%, KIER 67.5p/1030p=6.6%



https://www.dividenddata.co.uk/dividendyield.py?market=ftse100&sort=yield&order=1
Note special dividends excluded in above link

An information source for high yielding stocks. My interest is in gaining a reliable income stream from dividends and bonds, whilst still holding the opportunity for capital growth

My mind has turned to securing my future and retiring early as a few things have changed for me:
1. Doing a traditional job doesn't provide me much except some company. The actual work does my head in 90% of the time
2. I got lucky after Brexit and made a substantial amount of money. I was fortunate enough to be holding some stocks subject to takeover at the time which didn't fall and I swapped them for a raft of stuff. Alot of it doubled or tripled. (ALD,SHAW,TW.,PSN)
3. The 15k and now £20k ISA allowance has significantly helped as anything within the tax wrapper avoids capital erosion through inflation and taxation

A thread therefore on investing for income

A useful article. Note I'm not sure the DLG dividend is correct. It would have to include for a special dividend which was not declared about a month ago. Further research required.

http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/454834/10-ftse-100-stocks-high-yield-investors

This might help in your search:
https://www.dividendyields.org/country/united-kingdom/