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255 years of dividends

April 17, 2011 / Jerome / Dividends & Stock Market / Leave a Comment

Discover five industrial giants that have managed to increase their dividends for decades in a row, demonstrating exceptional resilience in the face of economic crises. This in-depth analysis compares different dividend strategies and reveals why steady distribution growth is preferable to a high but stagnant yield.

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Why are growing dividends magical?

March 26, 2011 / Jerome / Dividends & Stock Market / 2 Comments

Investors seeking safety in dividend stocks should look beyond yield and consider dividend growth and the payout ratio. Historical data shows that companies with growing dividends significantly outperform those that pay fixed dividends or no dividends at all.

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