Verizon and select utility stocks are drawing renewed attention from income investors as dividend yields climb above 5 percent in a low-yield S&P 500 environment.
Verizon and utility stocks attract income hunters with yields above 5% Read More »
Johnson & Johnson raises its quarterly dividend to $1.34 per share, marking 64 consecutive years of increases, as Q1 2026 revenue climbs 9.9% to $24.06 billion.
U.S. Treasury yields near 5 percent have revived the bond ladder strategy for retirees seeking predictable cash flows without the interest rate risk of bond funds.
Bond ladder strategy protects retiree income as Treasury yields hover near 5% Read More »
FINRA suspends Cambridge Investment Research broker Shuai Wang for 3 months and fines him $5,000 over a concealed outside business activity that generated $30,000 in undisclosed fees from clients.
ExxonMobil Corporation reported first-quarter 2026 earnings that reflected the oil major’s ability to generate cash even amid commodity price volatility. The company declared a second-quarter dividend of $1.03 per share, payable on June 10, 2026,
ExxonMobil Q1 Earnings Show $8.7 Billion Cash Flow as $1.03 Dividend Holds Steady Read More »
Procter & Gamble Company raised its dividend for the 70th consecutive year in June 2026, extending the longest active streak of annual increases among large-cap U.S. corporations. The consumer staples giant also marked its 136th
Procter & Gamble Hikes Dividend for 70th Consecutive Year, Longest Streak on Wall Street Read More »
Caterpillar Inc. raised its quarterly dividend by 8 percent to $1.63 per share on June 10, 2026, extending a streak of annual increases that dates back more than three decades. The board’s decision maintains the
Caterpillar Raises Dividend 8% to $1.63, Extending 32-Year Increase Streak Read More »
Caterpillar lifted its quarterly dividend to $1.63 per share on June 10, 2026, marking 32 consecutive years of higher annual payouts and reinforcing its appeal to conservative income investors.
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A federal judge ordered broker-dealer Clarice Saw to pay more than $2 million to the Securities and Exchange Commission after she allegedly defrauded an elderly customer of approximately $2.4 million. Judge Paul G. Gardephe granted
Broker Clarice Saw Ordered to Pay $2 Million in SEC Elderly Client Fraud Case Read More »
Variable annuity abuse remains one of the most costly forms of broker misconduct facing retirees, with regulators now targeting unsuitable sales and abusive 1035 exchanges.
Variable annuity abuse costs retirees billions as regulators tighten oversight Read More »
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