Safety Net

With a growing aging population, this senior housing company is an attractive investment.

If AT&T is barred from acquiring Time Warner, it might hurt the stock price… but it won’t affect the dividend.

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.

The dividend for this self-storage company hasn’t been lowered in nearly three decades, and FFO is expected to grow in 2018.

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

A low payout ratio and a history of raises make this REIT’s dividend a safe bet.

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.