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Where / How to find out which shares consistently pay high dividends.

As above really, looking to invest a lump sum into steady shares that consistently pay good dividends. Where can I go for a beginners guide to learn about this.

Thanks.

Rigpig.
Unsecured Credit at highest point around 50K :(
Debt Free Day July 2011 Zero unsecured credit :)

Mortgage July 2007 285,000 Euros
Mortgage Jan 2012 147,500 Euros (and falling)

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  • BLB53
    BLB53 Posts: 1,583 Forumite
    Have a look on the Motley Fool boards, HYP Practical, frequent posts from a community of people who try to maintain a growing income from higher yield shares, mainly FTSE 350. Lots of other interesting investing boards and articles.
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  • Ifts
    Ifts Posts: 1,960 Forumite
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    This site - TopYields - lists highest dividend payers & highest dividend cover.

    FTSE 100: http://www.topyields.nl/Top-dividend-yields-of-FTSE100.php

    FTSE 250: http://www.topyields.nl/Top-250-dividend-yields.php

    TopYields is OK as a rough guide but do check that the site has been updated & double check info is correct.
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  • rigpig
    rigpig Posts: 19 Forumite
    Thanks to both of you.

    That's pointed me in the right direction.
    Unsecured Credit at highest point around 50K :(
    Debt Free Day July 2011 Zero unsecured credit :)

    Mortgage July 2007 285,000 Euros
    Mortgage Jan 2012 147,500 Euros (and falling)
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