30 High Yield Stocks For Income – June 2017 Update
These stocks offer an average dividend yield greater than 4%, have increased their dividends for at least five consecutive years, and maintain healthy Dividend Safety Scores…
Read MorePosted by Brian Bollinger, Simply Safe Dividends | Jun 9, 2017
These stocks offer an average dividend yield greater than 4%, have increased their dividends for at least five consecutive years, and maintain healthy Dividend Safety Scores…
Read MorePosted by Brian Bollinger, Simply Safe Dividends | Jun 5, 2017
With a 24-year dividend growth streak and a healthy outlook for continued payout growth, the stock’s recent slide and discounted valuation metrics relative to history suggest that now could be an interesting time for value-focused yield investors to give it a closer look as part of a well-diversified dividend portfolio…
Read MorePosted by Brian Bollinger, Simply Safe Dividends | Jun 4, 2017
Among food stocks, its 4.6% yield is one of the highest dividends you can find. Even better, the company has grown its dividend at a double-digit pace in recent years and has the potential for 7% to 8% annual dividend growth going forward…
Read MorePosted by Brian Bollinger, Simply Safe Dividends | Jun 2, 2017
Its dividend appears to be quite safe thanks to the company’s reasonable payout ratio, regulatory-driven cash flow, investment-grade credit rating, and management’s generally low-risk capital allocation plan…
Read MorePosted by Brian Bollinger, Simply Safe Dividends | May 30, 2017
Like with all investments, you have to be careful about which REITs you own and that means understanding the key differences between REITs and regular dividend-paying corporations. Specifically, you need to know which metrics matter most to identifying the best REITs from those that aren’t worth your time…
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