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With all of the discussion surrounding Goldman Sachs lately, we thought we would try to simplify the situation so everybody can understand it.
Read →Canadian energy company Husky Energy is yielding just under 4% in dividends. Is this a sustainable and suitable source of income for the the conservative investor?
Read →Many say it's the next big market, but with all the options out there, where should you plunk your money down?
Read →A discussion of three commonly overlooked auto insurance decisions for car buyers.
Read →German-based global insurance company Allianz SE paid out $0.55 per share last year, for a dividend yield of 4.43%. This is one of the world's greatest insurance companies, and is likely to continue paying strong dividends.
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Both AT&T(T) and Verizon(VZ) Paying Out Over 6% in Dividends
Both AT&T(T) and Verizon(VZ) are paying out over 6% in dividends. That's a hefty chunk of change. One company may have trouble maintaining the dividend according to the investment community.
Read →Can a lesser Disney celebrity do for struggling Kmart what Miley Cyrus did for Walmart? Stay tuned.
Read →Bookseller Barnes & Noble not only has thousands of great books, but also offers a dividend yield of over 4%. While earnings are down year on year, the business is still a huge cash cow.
Read →Sanofi-Aventis is probably the best dividend paying stock in the pharmaceutical sector. Here's why.
Read →Goldman Sachs, the SEC, Fabrice Tourre - What A Day? It could almost be a song. Read the SEC Filing on the case, there are some dandy quotes. Including the following:
Read →With everyone predicting that interest rates and bond yields would begin to rise, I started to wonder what correlation, if any, exists between the two. Is the "inevitable" rise in interest rates going to doom the stock market? Here's what I found.
Read →Italian energy company Eni SpA is yielding 5.66% in dividends. After a pretty dismal 2009, what's the outlook for the company and is the dividend safe?
Read →Dividend seeking investors seeking out the highest yielding stocks in the market are playing a dangerous game. Here's why, and how to protect yourself.
Read →The retail sector, still sluggish by most any measure, has been showing some signs of new life. Are storefronts coming back?
Read →President Obama dispatched Austan Goolsbee to attack banks on CNBC today.
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