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Many investors overlook the importance of steady income. No matter your investment profile, dividends provide stable growth with consistent payments that accrue and compound over time. If you plan to retire wealthy, you need stocks that will pay you to own them. Our investment analysts highlight the stocks with the highest yields, uncover those increasing their payouts and evaluate the highly regarded Dividend Aristocrats, plus much more. Read on to find out how you can profit from investing in dividend stocks.
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Rest of the year will likely see a dividend cut Exxon Mobil stock, after which the shares could fall below $40 and offer better value
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SNY stock is no longer a sleepy passive investment. Under a new CEO, Sanofi is less reliant on diabetes and heart drugs and looking to buy pre-market cancer blockbusters.
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With much still up in the air, Exxon Mobil stock could go either way in the next 12 months. Stay on the sidelines for now.
AT&T Still Failing Up for Income
New CEO John Stankey must cut costs while competitors invest heavily, which is why AT&T stock has a 7% yield.
Stay Clear of Exxon Mobil Stock as It Struggles to Protect the Dividend
Speaking of oil prices, the recovery hasn't been sharp enough to prevent Exxon from issuing some gloomy commentary. In a recent regulatory filing, the oil major said that if prices don't rally some more – it didn't say by how much – before the end of 2020, it could be forced to write-off 20% of output, or the equivalent of 4.5 billion barrels of crude.
Once-Stuck Kroger Stock Gets Out of First Gear as Essential During Virus
Kroger stock is up 20% in 2020, as it consolidates advertising under a single team and prepares profitable online grocery with Ocado.
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Utility stocks that have strong fundamentals and have a clear cash flow visibility for the coming years. Dividends add to the attraction.
Exxon Mobil Stock Has Strong Positive Drivers
Buying a small amount of Exxon Mobil stock now and buying more shares on any weakness in the fall is likely to be a winning bet.
It’s Time to Let Kraft Heinz Out of the Penalty Box
New CEO Miguel Patricio has aggressively written down assets so that Kraft Heinz will draw maximum financial benefit from pandemic growth.
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Capital One had to slash its dividend as COF stock suffered a big loss. Credit card banks are having trouble collecting on loans.
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Analysts are heavily debating the outlook for natural gas stocks in 2020. These three stocks offer value for long-term investors
Wells Fargo Stock Should Survive Its Dividend Cut Just Fine
Wells Fargo stock should survive its dividend cut just fine. Wells Fargo stock sells for just 82% of its tangible book value, whereas all of its peers are much more expensive.
