Author: Jody Chudley, Wealthy Retirement

It’s trading at a discount to the overall market while growing earnings faster than the average company. In the business, we call this “growth at a reasonable price” (GARP).

It has plenty of cash flow to support its double-digit yield.

Simply put, I like the opportunity.

The stock is cheap, the dividend yield is solid, the company’s loan portfolio is performing well, and its deposit base has not just held up but grown.

It still looks attractively priced relative to its rate of growth.