The first - of - its - kind proposal asked Chevron to
increase dividend payments to shareholders instead of spending so much on unconventional oil, tar sands and other projects that could be rendered unprofitable by future climate policies or a related drop in oil prices.
If you're new to my site, my plan is to buy and hold high - quality dividend paying stocks in order to enjoy the flexibility offered by the passive income stream generated by
regular dividend payments to shareholders.
Utilizing investment ideas from around the globe, the Fund seeks to invest in equity securities trading at reasonable valuations and that are believed to provide attractive, tax -
advantaged dividend payments to shareholders.
It thus follows that any business that's good enough to regularly and routinely grow profit enough to send out increasing
dividend payments to shareholders for decades on end is a high - quality business.
If you're new to my site, my plan is to buy and hold high - quality dividend paying stocks in order to enjoy the flexibility offered by the passive income stream generated by
regular dividend payments to shareholders.
The investment bank upgraded shares of Exxon from «underperform» to «market perform,» saying
the dividend payment to shareholders looks attractive.
There's one thing Georgetti did get right: Canadian companies have, on average, increased
their dividend payments to shareholders since the recession.
In years like 2008, ExxonMobil brought in $ 35 billion while only allocating $ 20 billion towards stock repurchases and
dividend payments to shareholders.
ExxonMobil's
dividend payments to the shareholders have grown at an average annual rate of 6.3 % over the last 31 years.
Indeed many (but not all), blue - chip companies (listed in the Dow Jones Industrial Index) have had a long history of increasing
their dividend payments to shareholders each year.
The group managing director of SSE's retail business, which owns Swalec, has defended the level of the company's
dividend payments to shareholders, while raising prices for consumers.
In order to treat your dividends as qualified dividends, the IRS requires that you hold your stock investment for more than 60 days during the 121 - day period that begins 60 days prior to the ex-dividend date — which is the day after a corporation's board declares
a dividend payment to shareholders.
In years like 2008, ExxonMobil brought in $ 35 billion while only allocating $ 20 billion towards stock repurchases and
dividend payments to shareholders.
Emerson boasts an enviable 60 - year history of growing
its dividend payment to shareholders.
ARMOUR Residential has substantially reduced
its dividend payments to shareholders over the last couple of years.
ExxonMobil's
dividend payments to the shareholders have grown at an average annual rate of 6.3 % over the last 31 years.
«ExxonMobil's
dividend payments to shareholders have grown at an average annual rate of 6.4 % over the last 32 years.»