Sentences with phrase «one's dividend increases»

What I mean by snowball is that as the account size increases, the amount of dividends increases along with it.

They normally announce dividend increases in the third quarter.

They normally announce dividend increases in the third quarter.

The main criteria for member selection is to pick companies that have had a history of consecutive dividend increases for more than 20 years.

It's a great result, reflecting an average 8 % annual dividend increase for every stock in the portfolio.

Five notable dividend stocks rewarded shareholders with dividend increases over the last week.

This payout ratio is still below 50 %, even after a very recent dividend increase of almost 15 %.

The beauty of the dividend growth investing strategy is that you build up your dividends through fresh capital investment as well dividend increases from the companies you own.

I hear you on the short dividend increase streak.

If you can not rely on dividend increases in the future, they you are not building a dividend compounding portfolio.

I'll touch on dividend increases at the end of this post.

A conservative payout ratio like this not only leaves a wide margin of safety, but also gives management plenty of room for future dividend increases.

An improving balance sheet and consistent cash generation from its operations have allowed management to reward investors with annual dividend increases over the past three years.

You need to be careful with dividend increases as not all of them are created equally.

With that being said I'd like to review some recent dividend increase announcements from many well known companies and some lesser known companies.

This probably will be my last dividend increase for at least a year.

Have been long D for many years and look forward to many more dividend increases as you state in your comment.

I will be interested to see how large the next dividend increase will be.

They normally announce dividend increases during the 2nd quarter each year.

It's quite satisfying to see the month over month forward 12 month dividend increase.

I'm expecting dividend increases and portfolio rebalancing to account for the remainder.

A small dividend increase like this will not affect my income a whole lot since I don't have a large position in the company.

Hopefully, as I buy more stocks with a history of regular dividend increases, the damage from dividend cuts should lessen.

Its secondary objective is growth of income through dividend increases and capital appreciation.

In most cases, the annual dividend increase comes in the form of a 5 % stock dividend, which the company has done since 1994.

I've been writing about dividend increases elsewhere, and it didn't seem to make sense to repeat myself here.

The chart does not, of course, include dividend increases that have yet to be declared.

I'm looking forward to some big dividend increases from some of these companies so the snowball should really take off!

I also think that will lead to better dividend increases over time.

A double - digit dividend increase is the most tangible evidence of an improving business.

Because of compounding, the annual increase in income from the portfolio actually exceeds the average dividend increase of the stocks in the portfolio.

I hope I will exceed this goal because there are some nice dividend increases ahead in my portfolio.

In each case, the 2017 percent dividend increase is lower than the 5 year compound annual dividend growth.

This will mark the 22nd consecutive quarterly dividend increase.

If the dividend yield gets closer to 1 % either through a sell - off or further dividend increases we'll most likely be an active buyer at that time.

Further due diligence should be conducted on each stock in the list and past dividend increases do not guarantee they will continue.

I love dividend increases as much as the next guy but what I love more is increasing shareholder value.

Just like my last dividend increase post, this one will also feature a dividend king.

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.

I fully believe there will be a large dividend increase in 2018.

After that I should really see the benefit of dividend increases so I'll likely increase my target.

I do expect the tax law changes will translate into dividend increases.

If you want to own a basket of good dividend stocks with a solid history of consecutive dividend increases using an ETF is an efficient way to do this.

They will also need this to be reinforced with regular dividend increases going forward.

We've constantly calling and texting each other the minute we find out that our forward dividend increased without lifting a finger!

As a current holder of shares, I'm hoping it will accelerate dividend increases in future years.