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3 High-Yield Stocks at Rock-Bottom Prices
All too often when a cheap stock offers a high dividend yield, it's too good to be true. Perhaps the stock has plunged with good reason, for example, and the company simply hasn't suspended or reduced its payout yet. Don't let these juicy dividends pass you by...
7 Dividend Stocks That May Be Hurting Your Retirement
To alert investors of stocks that have the highest risk of reducing their current dividend in the future, Simply Safe Dividends created a Dividend Safety Score system that analyzes a company’s payout ratios, debt levels, recession performance, cash flow generation, recent earnings performance, dividend longevity and more. I used Dividend Safety Scores to identify seven companies that have either recently cut their dividend and remain in trouble, or that could be facing a dividend cut in the near future. Owning companies like these can hurt a conservative retirement portfolio...
Join Me In Buying This 5.8%-Yielding, Monthly-Paying Health Care REIT
This company's shares appear to have bottomed out. It is a high-quality income play with a monthly distribution frequency playing long-term trends in the health care industry. The health care REIT has a strong balance sheet, and a conservative FFO payout ratio, both of which protect shareholders in the event of an industry downturn. Shares are reasonably valued, sell for ~12.7x run-rate FFO. An investment in the stock yields 5.8 percent...
This 11.2% Yield (Paid Monthly) Looks Interesting
Is This High-Yield Stock Worth Considering? For income investors, few things are better than monthly dividend stocks. But because of their popularity, the most well-known monthly dividend companies have already gotten expensive, meaning their yields are now subdued...
3 Dividend Stocks I'd Buy Right Now
While I've invested a decent portion of my portfolio into growth stocks, a significant part of my holdings consists of dividend-paying stocks. That's because I like generating passive income (which I currently reinvest into growth stocks), and dividend payers have historically outperformed non-payers by a wide margin. Because of those two factors, I'm always adding money to my portfolio so I can buy more dividend-paying stocks...
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