Scottish American (ticker: SAIN), commonly abbreviated to SAINTS, was established in 1873 and is classified in the Global Equity Income sector. It has been managed by Baillie Gifford since 2004, but unlike most other Baillie Gifford funds, SAINTS looks for resilient income stocks rather than disruptive growth companies. What's more, around 10% of its portfolio consists of UK direct property holdings, with a similar amount of long-term debt providing structural gearing. SAINTS has raised its dividend for each of the last 51 years and hasn't cut its dividend since 1938. Although its current yiel...