BKI FY26 Result: Fully Franked Income, Now Quarterly
BKI’s FY26 result was not spectacular, but it was useful for income investors: fully franked dividends, a 4%+ cash yield, low costs, no debt and quarterly payments from FY27.
GCI June Update: Higher Monthly Income, But Watch The Credit Cycle
GCI’s June update strengthens the monthly income case, but rising borrower dispersion means credit risk still deserves close monitoring.
WHI’s June Quarter: High Franked Income, But Mind The Premium
WHI’s June quarter shows attractive fully franked monthly income, but the premium to NTA means valuation discipline still matters.
FY26 Portfolio Review: Record Income, Real Risks
My FY26 portfolio produced record income, but listed credit fund capital weakness showed why yield still needs risk discipline and better diversification.
Plenti FY26 annual report: strong growth, but no dividend yet
Plenti’s FY26 annual report shows strong cash-profit growth and disciplined credit metrics, but it remains a future dividend candidate rather than an income stock today.
My Income Portfolio Is Up 3% Since April: What Actually Drove the Gain
My portfolio value rose 3% since April as capital gains joined dividends in driving returns, while credit funds remained the main area to watch.
SDF Takeover Bid: What It Means for Income Investors
Steadfast’s takeover bid is good news for existing holders, but income investors need to consider lost dividends, deal risk and reinvestment risk.
AUB vs Steadfast: Are ASX Insurance Brokers Good Dividend Stocks?
A practical income-investor comparison of AUB Group and Steadfast Group, with a focus on sustainable yield, fully franked dividends, growth and key risks.
Labor’s CGT Changes Through an Income Factory Lens: Why Dividend Investors Should Pay Attention
Capital gains tax might sound like a problem for property investors and start-up founders, but dividend income investors should pay attention too. Through a My Income Factory lens, Labor’s proposed CGT changes reinforce the value of recurring cash flow — while also highlighting the importance of tax-aware portfolio planning.
The Federal Budget May Accidentally Create More Income Investors
The 2026 federal budget could quietly reshape how Australians build wealth. With proposed changes to negative gearing, capital gains tax and trusts, income-producing assets like dividend shares, ETFs and private credit funds may become more attractive than ever for long-term investors.