Two of the stocks seem like good buys -- the other has fallen by nearly half.

If you are looking for income, this high-yield consumer staples stock and even higher-yield energy business are top picks.

Not only do both companies pay dividends, but their stocks could appreciate meaningfully over the long haul.

Today we’ll discuss four monthly payers yielding between 5% and 11% per year. An average yield of 7.9% is a solid start for ...

Looking for a reliable monthly income? This TSX dividend stock offers a 4.5% yield supported by growing earnings and a ...

Technically speaking, Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity just tracks an index. In this case, the index is the Dow Jones U.S. Dividend 100 Index. This is pretty normal for an exchange-traded fund (ETF). To ...

You don't have to look very hard to find dividend stocks, particularly among established, stable companies. In fact, Charles Schwab estimates that 80% of the companies represented in the S&P 500 are ...

Chevron reported $9.4B in Q3 operating cash flow and expects free cash flow to grow over 10% annually through 2030. Procter & Gamble ended fiscal 2025 with $17.8B in operating cash flow and has raised ...

John Bogle, the legendary Vanguard Group founder and index fund pioneer, left an enduring legacy of knowledge and inspiration ...

Blue Owl Capital's pro forma yield would still be an attractive 9.25%, supported by a strong balance sheet and $3.2B ...

The S&P 500 index yields a paltry 1.1%. You can find reliable dividend stocks with much higher yields if you take the time to look. Three good options right now are Enterprise Products Partners, ...