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Investors have already gotten pounded on this energy company’s stock price… Should they be worried about the distribution too?

The 2015 oil crash may have been hard on energy companies, but this energy company stands up to the pressure.

Ladder Capital may have a short dividend-paying history, but its current metrics are promising.

Some investors don’t feel comfortable owning shares of a cigarette maker. But for those who do, one of the most attractive features about the stock is its 5.7% yield.

With higher yields come higher risk. But this dividend may be safe… for now.

This loan company’s recent track record is strong, but there are a few red flags.

Don’t listen to the Wall Street pros. This energy company’s dividend isn’t going anywhere.

Management is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to this REIT.

With a growing aging population, this senior housing company is an attractive investment.

If AT&T is barred from acquiring Time Warner, it might hurt the stock price… but it won’t affect the dividend.