dividend cut

This mortgage REIT’s impressive yield may draw investors in, but with an unsustainable payout ratio, the yield will be short-lived.

This REIT faced a dividend cutback in 2009 – but can its repeated dividend raises since then redeem its safety rating?

Income investors can benefit from higher growth and more consistent payouts in dividend stocks than in dividend ETFs.

Nokia has been a model of dividend cuts and inconsistency for years. Today’s investors should not expect anything different.

BCE’s 2008 dividend cuts may have tarnished its track record, but in 2019, this company can wipe the slate clean.

This financial services company pays a strong 6.5% yield… but is it safe?

There are no crystal balls when it comes to investing… Right? Looking at Marc Lichtenfeld’s 2017 Safety Net columns, I’m beginning to think he’s some sort of clairvoyant.

It’s not all doom and gloom, but your dividend may be at risk.