Dividends – We cover several different types of investments that pay dividends. This includes stocks, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), Mutual Funds, and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).
Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) combined two shareholder-friendly moves in April 2026. The retailer raised its quarterly dividend by 5.3 percent and simultaneously announced a new $30 billion stock repurchase authorization. Together, the two decisions signal […]
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Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) lifted its quarterly dividend by 3.9 percent in April 2026, extending one of the longest active streaks of annual increases in the S&P 500. The beverage giant has now raised its
Coca-Cola raises dividend 3.9% as dividend aristocrats extend streaks into 2026 Read More »
Northrop Grumman raised its quarterly dividend by approximately 6.9% in late May 2026, lifting the payout to $2.47 per share from $2.31. The increase reflects steady backlog growth across the defense contractor’s core programs. The
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Chubb Limited raised its quarterly dividend by 5.2% in mid-May 2026, marking the insurance giant’s 33rd consecutive year of dividend increases. The company remains one of the most reliable dividend growth stocks in the financial
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Dividend growth remains one of the most reliable indicators of corporate financial health. When management authorizes a raise, they signal confidence in future cash flows. This spring, dozens of companies announced dividend hikes, rewarding income
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AT&T remains one of the most widely held dividend stocks in America. The telecom giant offers a yield that sits well above the S&P 500 average. For retirees and conservative investors, that payout is a
AT&T’s dividend: is the yield safe for income investors in 2026? Read More »
Covered call ETFs like QYLD and XYLD are paying 10% to 12% yields in May 2026. Here is how they work, what a $100,000 portfolio generates monthly, and the risks retirees should weigh before investing.
Covered Calls for Income: How These ETFs Pay Over 10% and What Retirees Should Know Read More »
Pfizer announced its first-quarter 2026 dividend at the same rate as the previous year, ending a long streak of annual increases. The pharmaceutical giant now yields approximately 6.6%, but income investors should look past the
Pfizer holds dividend steady after decades of annual increases Read More »
Marriott International raised its quarterly dividend 9% to $0.73 per share. The hospitality giant now yields 0.9% with strong RevPAR growth and improving leverage.
Marriott raises dividend 9% as leisure travel demand drives cash flow higher Read More »
Capital is rotating out of high-multiple technology names and into defensive sectors that offer steady dividends and lower volatility. Over the past two weeks, exchange-traded funds tracking consumer staples, utilities, and healthcare have recorded inflows
Defensive dividend stocks draw rotation as tech valuations stretch Read More »
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