Realty Income offers the highest yield at 5.62% and pays dividends monthly instead of quarterly. AbbVie raised its dividend 5.5% to $6.92 annually with revenue up 9.1% to $15.8B. Procter & Gamble ...

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Dividend growth stocks have a simple premise. Get low ...

It's the time of year when we start to look ahead to the next year, but you know what I say? I say "why stop there?" If you're starting to review the various dividend investments you might make with ...

Ladder Capital beat Q3 EPS estimates, grew its loan portfolio by a significant amount relative to Q2'25, and saw strong NII growth. The REIT's dividend coverage ratio improved to 1.09X in Q3'25, and ...

Dividend growth tends to mirror earnings growth better than static ratios. Rising payouts usually signal durable cash flow, pricing power, and disciplined capital allocation, effectively functioning ...

In this article, we will take a look at some of the best dividend growth stocks for long-term investors. Dividend stocks have long been popular am ong invest ors, though in recent ye⁠a‌rs, they’ve ...

While utilities used to be seen as defensive, income-driven plays, investors are now treating them more like growth stocks. Enormous demand for artificial intelligence technologies sent utilities ...

From healthcare monopolies to industrial automation leaders, these companies dominate their markets with recession-resistant cash flows. Five-year dividend growth rates go from low single digits to ...

Most Wall Street "suits" are allergic to dividend cuts. These spreadsheet jockeys sooooo lack imagination. They prefer linear trends--up and to the right. Dividend growers model nicely. Payout "resets ...

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Sector by sector, U.S. dividend stocks have outperformed so far this year, with historically dividend-friendly industries surpassing those with a more growth-oriented focus. Take utilities, long a ...