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).
Kite Realty Group Trust stands out among retail REITs with a 4.04% yield, double-digit dividend growth, and a payout ratio that leaves room for future increases.
Kite Realty Group Trust Raises Dividend to $0.36 With 4.04% Yield for Income Investors Read More »
W.R. Berkley, UnitedHealth, Donaldson, and Royal Bank of Canada raised dividends in June 2026. What investors should know about these income growers.
Six dividend stocks raising payouts in 2026 that conservative investors should watch Read More »
The S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats index has trailed the broader market in absolute terms this year. Growth stocks in technology and communication services have driven most of the headline gains. Yet when risk-adjusted returns enter
Dividend Aristocrats lag growth stocks but outperform in risk-adjusted returns Read More »
Johnson & Johnson remains one of the most reliable dividend payers in the healthcare sector after spinning off its consumer health business as Kenvue in 2023. The company has raised its dividend for more than
Johnson & Johnson maintains dividend growth after Kenvue spinoff Read More »
Medtronic raised its quarterly dividend by approximately 1.4 percent to $0.72 per share in early June 2026, extending one of the longest active streaks of consecutive annual increases in the S&P 500. The modest hike
Medtronic raises dividend for 49th consecutive year to $0.72 quarterly Read More »
Procter & Gamble extended its dividend increase streak to 69 consecutive years with its April 2026 payout raise.
Procter & Gamble raises dividend for 69th consecutive year Read More »
Micron Technology raised its dividend by 30% after reporting record quarterly revenue of $23.86 billion driven by AI memory demand.
Micron raises dividend 30% on record AI-fueled revenue Read More »
Utility companies offer consistent dividends and lower volatility. Here is what income investors should know about the sector.
Preferred stocks offer higher yields than common stock with more payment predictability. Here is the trade-off for income-focused portfolios.
Energy companies continue to return capital through dividends and buybacks. Here is the income picture across subsectors.
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