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3 FTSE 250 stocks offering yields above 7% and long payout history

July 25, 2026, 4:31 AM EDT. Investors looking for passive income might look at three FTSE 250 dividend stocks with yields north of 7% and more than 30 years of payouts: Henderson Far East Income (9.5% yield), Victrex Plc (8.3%), and Workspace Group (7.4%). High yields can point to risk. Victrex has seen new demand for its PEEK polymer, hinting at a possible turnaround after recent profit hits. Workspace cut its dividend following a pre-tax loss but could recover if new plans pay off. Henderson Far East Income still stands out for income. These picks come as markets stay uncertain with US tariffs and global conflicts, so investors need to do solid research on smaller-cap UK names.

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Putting £20k a Year in a Stocks and Shares ISA Could Pay Out £15,815 Yearly, Numbers Show

July 25, 2026, 4:30 AM EDT. UK savers can invest up to £20,000 each year in a Stocks and Shares ISA, getting tax-free returns with no income, dividend, or capital gains tax, which is a key edge. If you kept up those contributions for 30 years and saw an average annual growth of 9.64%, the pot could reach £316,301. That could mean £15,815 in annual income using a 5% dividend yield. The strategy relies on compound gains and putting dividends back to work. Stocks like British American Tobacco, which hasn’t cut its dividend in 28 years, are often used for their steady payouts. Markets go up and down but holding on for decades could help savings outpace inflation and supplement the State Pension.

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TBC Bank (LSE:TBCG) yield at 5.4%, puts £250 income on the table for FTSE 250 watchers

July 25, 2026, 4:14 AM EDT. TBC Bank (LSE:TBCG) is showing a 5.4% dividend yield now, with analysts seeing it move to 6.8% by 2027, well ahead of the FTSE 250’s 3.3% average. The Georgian bank’s shares have soared 303% in five years; revenue has tripled and net profit has quadrupled since 2020. Still, the stock trades at just 5.5 times forward earnings with geopolitical risks-the Russia border and local political tensions-hanging in the background. TBC keeps return on equity high at 25% and runs with a 40% cost-to-income ratio. With analysts calling for 14% earnings growth in 2026 and the market staying cautious, TBC stands out as one of the few high-yield names in an uncertain stretch.

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Mateusz Brzeziński is a financial and technology journalist at Bez-kabli.pl, covering stocks, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and global market developments. He graduated from the Prague University of Economics and Business in the Czech Republic and previously worked in financial analysis before moving into business journalism. His reporting focuses on the companies, technologies and market trends shaping the global economy.

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  • 3 FTSE 250 stocks offering yields above 7% and long payout history
    July 25, 2026, 4:31 AM EDT. Investors looking for passive income might look at three FTSE 250 dividend stocks with yields north of 7% and more than 30 years of payouts: Henderson Far East Income (9.5% yield), Victrex Plc (8.3%), and Workspace Group (7.4%). High yields can point to risk. Victrex has seen new demand for its PEEK polymer, hinting at a possible turnaround after recent profit hits. Workspace cut its dividend following a pre-tax loss but could recover if new plans pay off. Henderson Far East Income still stands out for income. These picks come as markets stay uncertain with US tariffs and global conflicts, so investors need to do solid research on smaller-cap UK names.