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Going for the trifecta as a dividend investor — high yield, fits your budget, and bullish analyst views — can be a tall order ...

The stock may be down, but its dividend keeps increasing, and management is aggressively buying back its stock.

In contrast, Pepsi's dividend yield has gone up because the company continues to boost its payout and its stock price has gone down. It wasn't long ago that Pepsi sported a yield of around 2% to 3%.

Despite competition and technological risks, AT&T's current valuation and dividend yield make it an ... AT&T still yields over 4%, and I think its share price will continue rewarding shareholders ...

These three strong buy stocks with high-yield dividends make sense now for investors looking for passive income and total ...

Alexandria Real Estate offers a 7.5%+ yield and significant discounts to book value and equity versus peers. Read why ARE ...

The growth of NatWest's share price has undoubtedly taken many investors by surprise. Dr James Fox explores whether there’s still value here. The post The NatWest share price is at a 10-year high… ...

With a quarterly dividend per share of $0.25 (annualized ... Wall Street has a Strong Buy consensus rating on AT&T stock. The average T stock price target of $30.29 implies 10.1% upside potential.

Jon Smith explains the reasons why a FTSE 100 share has such a high dividend forecast, with several green flags that make him ...

While the ASX 200 remains below its Feb peak, there's another story hiding in plain sight – and it’s one the financial media ...