

🇬🇧 Tom - Investor £130k
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@2147mill
31 | British investor making the stock market accessible for everyone-Documenting the journey openly | £130k → £200k | DM for enquires








£200k invested correctly and you never need to work a job again









I had loads of people asking how I’d think about generating income from a £200,000 Stocks & Shares ISA: 70% (£140k) → $JEQP / $JEIP (JPMorgan) Around 10% yield, paid monthly. 20% (£40k) → Something like $CEPG (Rex Shares) Around 20% yield, paid monthly. 10% (£20k) → A higher-risk IncomeShares ETP like $AMDI Historically has paid 50-80%, also monthly. The idea isn’t to maximise yield. It’s to let the lower-risk core do most of the heavy lifting, while only allocating a small amount to the highest-yield products. Using illustrative yields of 10%, 20% and 65%, a £200k portfolio like this could generate roughly: • JEQP/JEIP: ~£1,167/month • CEPG: ~£667/month • AMDI: ~£1,083/month Total: ~£2,900/month tax-free inside a Stocks & Shares ISA. Of course, yields can change, distributions are not guaranteed, and capital values can rise or fall. But it’s fascinating that UK investors can now access monthly-paying income products like these from a Stocks & Shares ISA.
