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Here’s how much an investor would need to spend on Legal & General shares to target a £1,000 passive income

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One common way of trying to earn passive income is buying shares in proven blue-chip companies that pay dividends. Indeed I do that myself. I own a number of dividend shares. Some, such as Legal & General (LSE: LGEN) are popular with quite a lot of private investors looking to earn some extra money without working for it. The beauty of this passive income idea is its simplicity So, how does this work in practice? I bought the Legal & General sha…
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Here’s how much an investor would need to spend on Legal & General shares to target a £1,000 passive income

One common way of trying to earn passive income is buying shares in proven blue-chip companies that pay dividends. Indeed I do that myself. I own a number of dividend shares. Some, such as Legal & General (LSE: LGEN) are popular with quite a lot of private investors looking to earn some extra money without working for it. The beauty of this passive income idea is its simplicity So, how does this work in practice? I bought the Legal & General sha…

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