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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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There are two things I want every investor to understand right now: The world is almost certainly tipping into a recession. And yet, we have a lot to look forward to. If that sounds contradictory, well, these are weird times. So, let’s dig into the details, and see what to look for, going forward.
Altria Stock Looks Undervalued With Sustainable Dividends
Non-combustible products can drive earnings growth and help maintain strong cash flows. Valuations at a decade low makes MO stock attractive.
A 6.2% Yield Makes WFC Stock Attractive, but Its Culture Is Worrisome
At 20, even if an investment in Wells Fargo goes south, a young investor has plenty of time to recover those losses. And, yes, it’s possible that Scharf will be the person to right the ship, recouping a big chunk of Warren Buffett’s recent paper losses.
Intel Stock Is Worth a Look When the Market Stabilizes
In the cloud era, you don't need to be on the bleeding edge to make a lot of money. Intel is not going to lose the data center market.
Kraft Heinz’s Dividend Is Starting to Look Stale
Don't try to catch the falling knife that is Kraft Heinz stock. With a high dividend and low EBITDA, it's slowly rotting.
Wells Fargo Stock Now Sits at Multi-Year Support Levels
Wells Fargo has underperformed its peers and yields 5%. But that doesn't make WFC stock a must-buy name right now.
It’s Time to Take Another Look at Ford Stock
Ford's 2019 was made worse by pension costs, which have been taken care of. Its new cars are in line with what the market wants.
F Stock May Tempt, but Investors Should Beware Bad Dividend News
At an investor conference last month, COO Jim Farley didn't shy away from noting the blue oval company is in a tight spot while highlighting opportunities such as reducing warranty expenses and increasing Ford's footprint in the fast-growing electric and autonomous vehicle markets.
Chevron Stock Is a Speculative Buy on OPEC’s Hazy Future
Chevron stock yields 5.3% and the company is committed to spending $15 billion per year on buybacks and dividends through 2025.
AT&T Stock Should Be on Your March Shopping List if You Like Dividends
Long-term passive income investors may regard any dip in AT&T stock as buying opportunity, as the the company has catalysts for the future.
The Real Reason to Buy MMM Stock Now (Hint: It’s Not the Coronavirus)
With 3M stock recently hitting its lowest level in five years, it's time to stock up. But don't get too excited about the face mask hype.
In a Low-Rates World, the 3.6% Yield on Cisco Stock Goes Begging
The tech maker's lack of growth has taken Cisco stock down, raising its yield to 3.6%, and that yield is backed by earnings.
Dividend Stocks Are Screaming-Hot Buys Once Coronavirus Fears Fade
Dividend stocks are the first thing prudent investors should buy after the virus scare dissipates. Income names won't be discounted forever.
