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Dividend Stocks
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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The Top 3 Dividend Stocks to Buy Now: Summer 2024
Dividend stocks are a great investment for investors to build a solid retirement portfolio due to its compounding growth potential.
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What Are the Hottest Growth Stocks Right Now? 7 Top Picks.
Looking to beat the stock market? These growth stocks have the potential to deliver robust long-term gains.
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The Top 3 Utilities Stocks to Buy Now: Summer 2024
Discover the inner workings and successes of these top picks to buy for steady growth and reliable dividends.
Recent Dividend Stocks Articles
After Earnings, It’s Clear IBM’s Rometty Needs to Step Aside
Replacing CEO Virginia Rometty with Red Hat head Jim Whitehurst might send IBM stock flying. It seems nothing else will.
Recent Rally Might Mean Intel Is No Longer an Income Play
Intel's fourth-quarter earnings beat shot brought a massive rally, but it also means Intel stock is no longer the income play it once was.
TAP Stock Is a Great Buy for Free Cash Flow and Dividend Growth Alone
TAP stock benefits from Molson Coor's FCF and dividend growth. Molson has paid down the Miller acquisition debt every year and hiked the TAP stock dividend.
The Coming 5G Upgrade Isn’t Even the Best Reason to Buy Apple Stock
Apple stock has more than doubled in the past year due to optimism about the coming 5G upgrade cycle. Despite positive headlines about Apple's growth opportunities, its cash pile may be the best thing about the stock.
Cisco Systems Is the Most Defensive Name in Tech
Cisco Systems is unifying its product lines around a new chip design called Silicon One, and keeping up with other changes in the networking business.
Comcast Is the Stock We Love to Hate
Comcast is wired in a world of wireless, and cable in a world of streaming.
With Oil At a Low, BP Offers Great Value
With oil prices at a low, BP stock makes a great investment, especially as it looks to return 12% annually to investors through 2024.
Toyota Stock Is the Most Conservative Transportation Play
Toyota stock is one of the best buys in the transportation space. You'll get paid to wait on the carmaker's innovative offerings.
Beware! 5 Dividend Stocks Warning Signs
When it comes to dividend stocks, a double-digit dividend yield may sound attractive, but pump the brakes before investing. Here's why.
Dividend Stocks: How to ‘Look Under the Hood’
Just like car shopping, when searching for dividend stocks to buy, you need to look “under the hood” to make sure that your investments are safe, reliable and ready to perform for the long haul.
Beyond the Growing Dividend, Abbvie Stock Is a Good Buy Here
Abbvie stock is a cheap high-yield dividend stock the market overlooks. The Allergan deal, closing shortly, will boost earnings and dividends and push Abbvie stock higher.
Should Investors Buy Johnson & Johnson Stock Prior to Earnings?
Although the pharma giant will likely continue to grow in 2020, Johnson & Johnson stock may be volatile due to litigation risk.