All articles tagged with #dividend growth
Originally Published 14 days ago — by The Motley Fool
Investing in dividend growth stocks and ETFs, especially those with a strong track record of increasing dividends like Dividend Kings and the Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF, can significantly boost your wealth over time through the power of compounding and sustainable income, making it a proven strategy to become a dividend millionaire.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Seeking Alpha
BlackRock's CEO warns of a looming retirement crisis due to insufficient pension savings and increasing longevity, urging individuals to plan for retirement early. Starting with a $100,000 investment in an aggressive dividend growth portfolio at age 30 can yield substantial results, potentially providing for a comfortable retirement. The article emphasizes the importance of compounding effects and aggressive investment strategies, particularly focusing on dividend growth, and provides insights into building a diversified portfolio with double-digit dividend growth rates and low dividend coverage.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Finance
Microsoft, Starbucks, and MPLX are poised to increase their dividend payouts in 2024. Microsoft has a history of strong dividend growth, fueled by its robust cash flow and growth drivers in gaming and AI. Starbucks, with its Triple Shot Reinvention strategy, aims to drive revenue and earnings growth, potentially leading to accelerated dividend growth. Meanwhile, MPLX, with a high yield and solid financial foundation, is expected to continue increasing its distribution. These stocks present compelling options for investors seeking rapidly rising income streams.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Finance
Three stocks that could potentially boost their dividends soon are Target, Realty Income, and Kinder Morgan. Target, a Dividend King, has been making a comeback and is expected to maintain its streak of dividend raises. Realty Income, a real estate investment trust, has a monthly payout and a long history of quarterly dividend increases. Kinder Morgan has indicated a likely modest increase in its dividend based on its expected distributable cash flow growth, focusing on sustainable cash flows to its shareholders.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Motley Fool
Three potential dividend-boosting stocks to consider are Target, Realty Income, and Kinder Morgan. Target, a Dividend King, has shown signs of recovery and potential for maintaining its streak of dividend raises. Realty Income, a real estate investment trust, has a strong track record of increasing dividends every quarter and operates in resilient industries. Kinder Morgan has indicated a likely modest dividend increase based on its expected distributable cash flow growth, focusing on sustainable cash flows and a reasonable balance sheet. Investors looking for dividend growth opportunities may find these stocks appealing.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Seeking Alpha
The author discusses the importance of high-yielding stocks in their portfolio and highlights Enbridge (ENB) as a favorite high-yielding energy stock with a 7.3% yield. Enbridge operates a toll booth-like business model with a diverse portfolio of assets in the energy sector, including liquid pipelines, natural gas pipelines, gas utilities and storage, and renewable energy. The company's strong asset base and long-term global energy demand outlook support its reliable cash flows and dividends. Despite some risks related to global energy demand trends and legal issues, the author sees potential for double-digit total returns from Enbridge due to its undervalued shares and dividend growth.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC
Wall Street expects 15 stocks, including Broadcom, Caterpillar, and Eli Lilly, which have a history of annual dividend growth, to continue delivering strong dividends in their current fiscal years.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Seeking Alpha
Investors seeking to accelerate their passive income snowball can consider high yield, high dividend growth stocks that also offer relatively low risk. Two such opportunities are Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) and Plains All-American (PAA)(PAGP). BAM, with a forward dividend yield of 4.1%, a debt-free balance sheet, and a strong growth profile, has the potential to deliver robust growth and consistent dividends. Plains, despite its checkered past, has sold off non-core assets, deleveraged its balance sheet, and offers an 8.1% yield that is well covered by distributable cash flow. With a promising distribution growth plan, Plains presents an attractive opportunity for maximizing current yield and growth.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC
BMO recommends investors use a two-pronged strategy of GARP (growth at a reasonable price) and dividend growth to navigate volatile markets. This approach involves identifying companies with strong earnings growth potential that are trading at reasonable valuations, as well as those with a history of consistently increasing dividends.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Seeking Alpha
In the wake of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, investors are selling regional bank stocks. However, not all regional banks are created equal. Bar Harbor Bankshares and Prosperity Bancshares are two well-managed and efficiently-run banks that did not see a massive surge in deposits in 2021 and therefore did not have nearly the same capacity as SVB or Signature to invest in securities at ultra-low interest rates. Both banks have handily outperformed their peer group and pay a growing dividend to shareholders.