Sentences with phrase «few more dividend»

In addition, a few more dividend raises got sprinkled into the mix, -LSB-...]

Good to hear that you have a few more dividend payments coming.

Not exact matches

I think that if I took the time to actually slow down and pay more attention to my handwriting it would get much better and ideally pay a few other dividends.

As with previous months, I am directly reinvesting all my dividends until my annual dividend income falls between $ 2 - 3,000 per year in a particular account, allowing me to reinvest more selectively a few times per year.

When I first started I found out that you can create a few different lists by using different dividend dates (ex, record, payable, etc) and a few more depending on fiscal or calendar years.

FCF is comfortably covering the dividend, underlying business growth looks set to accelerate, and few companies are more committed to their dividend than AT&T.

To screen for «dividend growth» shares that may have lower starting yields but have more potential to grow future payouts at high rates, we simply need to make a few adjustments to our screening parameters.

It's only been a few months since I created the dividend fund but the return of 17.2 % has beaten the S&P 500 by more than 3 % and that's not including the 1.35 % return on dividends collected so far.

Few people know of the many water related stocks that have very robust dividend histories and operate in a segment that will be getting a lot more attention in the years to come.

Factor in that a good bit of dividend income will be from «free and clear» accounts and side hustle income, and we will have more than enough coverage for the first few years.

And I have considerably more in dividend stocks than bonds, but I like bonds as well for a few of the reasons that you mention.

Few if any investments of group leadership can pay more lasting dividends — nurturing the family builders of the future and, through them, increasing the wholeness of tomorrow's children.

This does require a few weeks of work at the beginning of the year, but it pays huge dividends for the rest of the year because students require less redirecting and are much more productive.

The amount was initially for only a few dollars, but over time, as more oil was tapped, the dividends grew into the hundreds, then the thousands.

I have since gained more knowledge and confidence and branched out to a few dividend stocks using a «core and explore» approach.

I use dividends to buy more stock for a few years.

For example, when you use US dollars to buy a stock sold in euros, and the dollar gains in value against the euro, any dividends the stock pays will convert to fewer dollars because more than one euro is required to equal one dollar.

In April the dividends kept rolling in as usual and I made a few purchases to add to the future income amounts (see more below).

Even more importantly, stocks that managed to maintain or grow their dividends during the economic turmoil of the last few years have demonstrated their mettle in hard times.

My two stock buys of CODI and EDF boosted my projected average monthly dividend by over $ 20 per month, which moves me a few steps closer to my 2016 goal of having a projected average monthly dividend $ 750 or more.

I just got my first dividend payout for the month today and I have a few more to go.

With a few more mutual funds to cash in plus monthly contributions and dividends this goal should be relatively easy to achieve.

We'll continue to add more top paying dividend stocks over the next few weeks.

The improving economy also means the banks are dealing with fewer bad loans, giving them more room for dividend hikes.

The good news is that OHI's dividend is still covered by income, so a few more things would need to go wrong for a dividend cut to actually happen.

A few more up days on the TYX and I will be getting a 5 % dividend on new purchases.

Again, that doesn't include dividends, but they could have been used to buy more than a few presents over the years.

My dividends never collect for more than a few weeks at a time.

As companies continue to hold more cash on their balance sheets and find fewer suitable growth projects, dividends could increasingly offer higher contributions to total return.

As with previous months, I plan on directly reinvesting all my dividends until my annual dividend income falls between $ 2 - 3,000 per year, allowing me to reinvest more selectively a few times per year.

Target - date funds with high allocations to equities tend to be more tax - efficient (few capital gains and dividend distributions) making them more suited for taxable accounts.

He observed that during the current earnings recession, the few companies that have delivered earnings growth of more than 2 %, such as dividend growth names, «represent an elite group.»

Note that dividend payments are rarely announced more than a few months in advance, however interest bearing securities that have interest payments calculated using the published coupon rate may be predicted further into the future.

Furthermore, even though some of the attributes discussed above are relevant and more commonly apply to the specific list discussed, each of the lists contain at least a few examples of all the flavors of dividend paying stocks discussed so far.

We actually want a few more, so if it could dip first, that would be really nice Think shell can maintain it's dividend, solid company and lot's of assets they can sell to maintain dividends for now.

Few stocks have a dividend yield of 15 % or more.

«Hmm, how about a few thousand bucks in the Mackenzie Growth Fund (the sales rep just visited and gave me Leafs tickets), a few more in the CI Canadian Investment Fund, and a sprinkling in the RBC Canadian Dividend (ooh, dividends).

In a few years, it could be paying you more than the now - higher dividend.

With only a few exceptions, the company has given investors year - over-year dividend increases of more than 10 % over the last two decades.

I may have a few more big YoY growth months in me, but I see things slowing down a bit... we'll see what I can do to boost the dividends.

I lost focus the following year (dating and marriage can do that), making few buys and as a result dividend income for 2012 was barely more than 2011 (dividend cuts didn't help the situation either).

As with previous months, I am directly reinvesting all my dividends until my annual dividend income falls between $ 2 - 3,000 per year in a particular account, allowing me to reinvest more selectively a few times per year.

I view the first few years of dividend investing as an opportunity to build a cash flow machine that helps save more money.

Since sales are so consistent and opportunities for growth are relatively fewer, these companies can afford to pay out more cash as dividends.

In turn, the combination of income from working plus a few thousand in dividend income per year will provide more money to invest.

Fewer than 100 of the more than 10,000 publicly - traded companies have increased annual dividends for at least 26 consecutive years.

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