Are these 2 of the best dividend shares to consider buying in these uncertain times?

The confidence between the merchants of shares and investors is of scriptivary. With fears about the growing macroeconomic and geopolitical landscape, so are concerns about capital gains and dividend income that global actions could deliver in 2025 and potentially beyond.

I do not say that the new commercial rates, the signs of resurgent inflation and a weakened American economy are nothing to worry about. However, with some selections of Ancious Actions, the United Kingdom shares investors can limit the impact that these hazards can have on their portfolios.

Here are two that I think it is worth considering today. I hope you deliver solid dividends regardless of these external factors.

THE PRS REIT

We need to keep the rain out of our heads regardless of the curtain of an economic background. This can do residential property actions such as THE PRS REIT (LSE: PRSR) lifeboats for investors in difficult times.

Rental collection in this Ftse 250 Participation has ranged between 98% and 100% in the last three years, even despite the highest inflation problems and a domestic economy with difficulties.

It is worth noting that private rental growth in the United Kingdom is cooling considerably at this time. The latest Zoute data showed an annual growth of 3% for new letters, below 7.4% of the year a year ago.

It is possible greater cooling, although the rapid growth population of Great Britain could put an apartment under the decrease in the future. The PRS Reit approach in the family houses sector, where accommodation shortage is especially acute, can also support rental growth.

I am certainly sure that the business will continue to be profitable enough to continue paying a large and growing dividend. According to the Real Estate Investment Trust rules (Reit), the company must pay at least 90% of the annual rental profits to shareholders.

For this financial year (until June 2025), the PRS Reit dividend yield is 3.8%.

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BAE systems

The stable nature of arms spending makes defense stocks classic during difficult times. With Europe, proposing increases to regional defense budgets, it could now be an especially good time to consider buying actions such as BAE systems (LSE: Ba.)

I like this particular company due to its considerable financial resources and its strong general balance, which add additional strength to dividend forecasts. This has supported the constant growth of payments that date back in the early 2010s.

The free cash flow remains considerable, and in 2024 it remained stable in around £ 2.5 billion. In my opinion, this gives Bae enough margin of maneuver to continue paying a growing dividend and at the same time attend its increase in debt (net debt increased to £ 4.9 billion last year after the acquisition of Ball Aerospace).

I think that his excellent dividend growth history makes it a large stock of passive income to consider, although the recent force of the sharing has reduced its term dividend yield to a modest 2.3%. This is somehow below its average of 10 years of about 4%.

On the negative side, Bae Systems can face the possibility of cooling the sales of the United States while President Trump seeks to boost government efficiency. But in general, I think the Ftse 100 The shares still deserve a close look of smart dividend investors.