High - yielding dividend stocks typically suffer more when rates rise than dividend growers — quality companies with enough free cash flow to sustain dividend increases over time. (blackrockblog.com)
High - yielding dividend stocks typically suffer more when rates rise than dividend growers — quality companies with enough free cash flow to sustain dividend increases over time. (blackrockblog.com)
These companies also often don't generate enough free cash flow or FCF to put away consistently for employees» retirement. (investopedia.com)