Higher interest rates have put a damper on the funding of venture capital investments from the private equity world. When interest rates were near zero… Read More »Private Equity’s Loss Can Be Your Gain With These Three Income Stocks
The only thing better than dividend-paying enterprises are the most undervalued dividend stocks to buy. Combining both a steady stream of shareholder rewards with a discount relative… Read More »The 7 Most Undervalued Dividend Stocks To Buy In February 2023
For investors looking for reliable dividend growth stocks through all sorts of economic environments, the Dividend Aristocrats are a great place to look. These three… Read More »3 Top Dividend Aristocrats For 2023
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Here are three things we are going to look for in dividend growers we’re targeting this year: “Medium-sized” dividend yields–in, say, the 3% to 5%… Read More »Our 3-Part Strategy For 20%+ Dividend Growth In 2023
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Look, we’re probably going to see a recession in 2023. And if you’re like most folks, you’re wondering how to respond. Here’s the good news:… Read More »Our 2023 Gameplan (And 2 Dividends To Buy – But Not All At Once)
Investors all over the world are increasingly exploring dividend investments to help them get through this unsettling time due to market volatility. The adverse effects… Read More »3 Top Dividend-Paying Stocks To Buy To Build A Passive-Income Portfolio
Despite the signs of an impending recession threatening to make investors queasy, measures can still be taken to protect one’s portfolio and minimize potential financial… Read More »7 Inflation-Beating REITs To Buy For Growth And Dividends
Mere “common stocks” fell 18% in last year. But these preferred shares are set to do better. Especially for contrarian income seekers like us. I’m… Read More »How Big Do You “Prefer” Your Dividends? 7%? 8%?