Dividend Stocks and ETFs
Dividend stocks and ETFs can offer investors a way to receive regular income from their investments. Dividend stocks are shares of stock in a company that pay out regular dividends, while ETFs are investment funds that hold a basket of assets and can be traded on an exchange.
For investors looking for income, dividend stocks and ETFs can be a great way to receive regular payments. Dividend stocks can provide stability and growth potential, while ETFs offer flexibility and diversification. When considering these investment options, it’s important to do your research and understand the risks involved.
Pfizer holds dividend steady after decades of annual increases
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 ...
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Marriott raises dividend 9% as leisure travel demand drives cash flow higher
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.
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Defensive dividend stocks draw rotation as tech valuations stretch
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 ...
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Sysco raises dividend to $0.55, extending 56-year streak of annual increases
Sysco extends its 56-year dividend growth streak with a new $0.55 quarterly dividend. The stock yields 3.0% with a 59% payout ratio and a July ...
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Chevron vs Exxon: which energy dividend stock is safer for retirees in 2026
Chevron and Exxon both raised dividends, but portfolio risk differs. Here's the data retirees need to compare CVX and XOM in 2026.
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Franco-Nevada record Q1 results show royalty stocks are gaining traction
Franco-Nevada posted record Q1 2026 results. Here's why royalty stocks are becoming a preferred income play for conservative investors.
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American Express raises dividend 16% to $0.95 as earnings climb 15%
American Express hiked its quarterly dividend 16% to $0.95 per share after 2025 earnings rose 15%. Income investors are watching AXP closely.
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Sysco’s 56-year dividend streak makes it a May favorite for income investors
Sysco has raised its dividend for 56 consecutive years. The stock yields 3% and trades at a discount to fair value, attracting conservative income investors.
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Pfizer trades near $26 with a 6.4% yield: what income investors should know
Pfizer stock has fallen to $26, pushing its dividend yield above 6.4%. Income investors are weighing the payout safety against falling share prices.
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PepsiCo raises dividend for 54th straight year: income investors take notice
PepsiCo raised its quarterly dividend to $1.48 per share on May 6, 2026, marking the company’s 54th consecutive annual increase. The new dividend represents a ...
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