Dividend Payout Ratio: What It Is & How To Calculate It
Calculating the dividend payout ratio gives a helpful indicator of dividend sustainability.
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An Ultimate Guide to Dividend Growth Investing Strategy
A dividend growth investment strategy’s goal is to increase dividend income from a steady flow of dividends over time.
TrackYourDividends Top 10 Stocks: 3/31/2022
These are the most popular dividend stocks owned by TrackYourDividends investors as of March 31, 2022. Other “honorable mention” dividend stocks with greater than 10% ownership include MO, TSLA, MMM, VOO, XOM, PEP, VTI, AMZN, PFE, DIS, JPM, and PG. Besides a current snapshot of popular dividend stocks, we also cover historically great dividend paying…
A Savings Account Paying 7%?: Series I Savings Bonds
Series I bonds are gaining buzz with an interest rate of over 7% and backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government. Since the Great Recession of the late 2000s, one of the defining characteristics of the U.S. economy and economic policy has been historically low interest rates. This has been a…
TrackYourDividends Top 10 Stocks: 12/31/2021
These are the most popular stocks owned by TrackYourDividends investors as of December 31, 2021.
TrackYourDividends Top 10 Stocks: 9/30/2021
These are the most popular stocks owned by TrackYourDividends investors as of September 30, 2021.
Chronim Investments Now Owns TrackYourDividends.com
Chronim Investments is excited to announce that we recently purchased TrackYourDividends.com. We are delighted to have the opportunity to work with you.
What are Preferred Dividends?
Investing in preferred stock can provide a great way for to earn steady and predictable income. Preferred stock pays a preferred dividends, which are typically higher and perhaps even more importantly, are given priority to common dividends.
What are Qualified Dividends?
As an investor, understanding what qualified dividends are and how they’re different from ordinary dividends can be crucial to your success. In addition to playing a central role in increasing the ROI of your investment, this knowledge can potentially save you thousands of dollars on your tax bill.
What are Special Dividends?
A special dividend is a one-time dividend paid to shareholders that does not conform to a stock’s normal dividend payment schedule. Special dividends are normally paid out in one of the following situations: