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This company’s leadership is laser focused on repurchasing shares when they are cheap. So where does it rank on our Value Meter?

Preferred stocks offer some of the benefits of both stocks and bonds, but investors should also be wary of their risks.

It looks attractive for now – but declining cash flow and a changing industry could be bad news.

The lowest rating might be an F, but this mortgage REIT deserves an F-.

Don’t listen to all the critics – there’s hope still for this computer giant’s dividend.

Understanding this aspect of bonds can make you a better investor.

With higher yields come higher risk. But this dividend may be safe… for now.

It may be one of the largest master limited partnerships in the U.S., but its dividend isn’t looking good…

Don’t listen to the Wall Street pros. This energy company’s dividend isn’t going anywhere.

This company has consecutively raised its dividend since 2012… and it shows no signs of stopping.