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Following yesterday's table of the top dividend payers among resource stocks in the FTSE100, below are the top five dividend paying shares whose share prices closed within 1% of a 52-week low on Friday. Qualifying stocks have a yield of >5%.
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Bobby Chariot
Hi Ben
What is the difference between RDS’A’ and the ‘B’ shares? Would be looking to add some into an ISA for long term.
Thanks
Murray
UK buyers should buy rdsb not rdsA.
The A shares are Dutch and are subject to Dutch tax
http://www.shell.com/global/aboutshell/investor/share-price-information/difference-a-b.html