Dividends

Key Takeaways: Intel’s stock is down nearly 70% in the past 5 years because the company has fallen far behind its competitors like AMD in CPUs and hasn’t kept up with Nvidia in AI chips. At the same time, Intel is spending heavily to build out its foundry business, which is weighing on profits without …

Key Takeaways: American Express has a long track record of rewarding shareholders with steady dividends and strong buybacks. Its customer base leans affluent, its brand is trusted, and its business model generates consistent cash flow. Today, analysts think the stock is undervalued, so it could be a good time to get in on this dividend …

Key Takeaways: Last year, 3M (MMM) did something nearly unthinkable when it reduced its dividend. The company has paid dividends for over a century and had grown dividend payments to shareholders for over 60 consecutive years. But let’s be honest: the writing was on the wall. The company was seeing declining cash flows, and the …

Key Takeaways: Dividend growth investing is one of the simplest, most reliable ways to build wealth over time. Instead of chasing flashy short-term gains, dividend growth investors focus on owning strong companies that consistently raise their dividends year after year. That means that over time, that steady stream of rising dividend payouts can snowball into …

Key Takeaways: T. Rowe Price manages billions in assets, and today the stock trades at its 5-year low share price. The company has a 39-year streak of dividend growth, so this could be a good time to get in on a reliable dividend stock while it looks cheap. 1: Dividend Yield T. Rowe’s current dividend …

Key Takeaways: Clorox remains a favorite among investors looking for reliable and growing dividends, especially in today’s rocky economic seas. 1: Dividend Yield Currently, Clorox has a forward yield of 3.5%, which is well above its 5-year average yield of 3%. This higher yield means you’re getting more income for each dollar invested in Clorox …