How is the FTSE All Share Index doing?

Over the same two-year period, the FTSE All-Share index has produced a total return of 9.6 per cent, and the FTSE Aim All-Share index has actually lost 7.8 per cent of its value.

Is the FTSE 100 the same as FTSE 250?

The FTSE 100 is the collective name for the 100 largest UK companies by value. The FTSE 250 is the collective name for the 101 -350 largest UK companies by value. The FTSE 350 is the collective name for the 350 largest UK companies by value. The FTSE All-Share is the collective name for all shares listed on the London Stock Exchange’s main market.

When to remove a company from the FTSE 100?

Companies will be added to the index if their rank: For the FTSE 100, has risen to 90th or above. For the FTSE 250, has risen to 325th or above. Companies will be removed from the index if their rank: For the FTSE 100, has fallen to 111th or below. For the FTSE 250, has fallen to 376th or below.

What are the names of the FTSE 100 companies?

FTSE 100: Market overview EPIC Name Current price (p) III 3i Group Plc 1,243.00 ADM Admiral Group 2,939.00 AAL Anglo American 3,135.00 ANTO Antofagasta plc 1,544.50

Which is the highest yielding FTSE 100 share?

If interest cover is good (operating profit and interest income exceed interest expenses by at least two times) then again a firm may be able to keep paying even if times take a turn for the worse. The FTSE 100 is particularly interesting as its highest-yielding names all offer yields of 6 per cent or more.

How often is the FTSE 100 Index reviewed?

Select an Index to view performance over time. The FTSE 100 constituents are reviewed every quarter. After this review, some companies will exit and others will enter the index. This may impact the share price and makes for a busy trading day. RR. ORD SHS 20P RR.

How many FTSE 100 companies have stopped paying dividends?

FTSE 100 firms have been responsible for nearly £40billion of that shortfall although the good news is that 18 members of that elite index have either restarted payments or declared their intention to do so.

How is capital gains tax worked out when you sell shares?

Suppose Mr Schneider received £6,000 for the 4,000 shares he sold and paid £850 for the 500 he had bought a few days later. Because he bought additional shares within 30 days of making the disposal, 500 of the shares sold are not matched with shares in the holding.