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

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

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

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

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

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

Pfizer’s struggles with free cash flow and dividend cuts may have a silver lining if its growth meets expectations.

Natural Resource Partners sold off assets and paid down debt, but the distribution cuts this caused make the stock unsafe for income investors.

It may be tempting to get excited about MFA Financial’s high yield, but this REIT’s history of dividend-slashing proves that the current return is not sustainable.

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