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Spending on healthcare just reached a record high. That’s great news for this REIT’s cash flow and dividend yield.

This REIT’s net interest income is crumbling faster than the New York Knicks did last winter. That’s bad news for its dividend.

This dividend is almost certain to be cut because of how the company is structured.

Holding cash provides a false sense of security. As we age, it becomes an even bigger problem.

This REIT can currently cover its dividend, but if its funds from operations decline, it could be in jeopardy.

Forget the classic 60-40 rule. It might be a start, but there’s a better way to use bonds to manage risk.

This master limited partnership with a strong history of dividend increases is a favorite among income investors.

This pipeline operator can afford its dividend for now… but keep an eye on some key metrics.

This financial institution can afford its dividend as it stands today… but we predict a cut in the future.

The high yields that these stocks pay help investors weather volatile markets like the one we’re in now.