dividend investing

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

This telecommunications company’s dip in free cash flow and 2013 dividend cut raise questions, but a smart acquisition gives its dividend new hope.

For retirees who haven’t met their retirement savings goals, there’s still hope!

With its low payout ratio and booming free cash flow, this pet pharmacy is a dividend investor’s best friend.

Time is of the essence when it comes to wealth building. Whatever you are able to set aside, the time to invest it is now.

Dividend initiations happen only once in the lifetime of a company, and they can take investors’ returns to a new level.

In a bear market, investors should suit their strategy to their time frame.

Passive income streams are often the fastest route to financial independence.

Suncor Energy has proven itself with 15 years of consecutive dividend raises – and judging from its free cash flow, there are more increases to come.

When investing in dividends, most investors seek either a high yield or distribution growth – but savvy investors choose both.