dividend

Illinois Tool Works’ stock sank in 2018, but its consistent dividend raises prove that it is still a reliable investment.

Will this airline’s hiccups cause turbulence for its dividend, or will it fly higher?

When it comes to safety and reliability, this company doesn’t have the greatest reputation. And its dividend may soon be equally tarnished.

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.

In the case of this closed-end fund, its super high yield is likely too good to be true.

That attractive yield is going to be lower at some point. It’s practically a guarantee.

Let’s find out whether this auto giant’s dividend safety has improved and whether it can survive the latest downturn in auto sales.

This telecom services provider has paid the same quarterly dividend since 2006 and claimed a reasonable payout ratio… but is it really safe?

This tech giant is in trouble…