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Fees might be saving you money on travel.

When looking for stock buys, sometimes the best places to go are the places no one else will.

Well-known food industry giant Kraft (KFT) yields 3.84% in dividends. With the purchase of confectionary business Cadbury under their belt, what's to stop the company from raising dividends in the future?

Strange to be that definitive, but here are three reasons why there is no bubble in the biggest precious metal market.

With all of the discussion surrounding Goldman Sachs lately, we thought we would try to simplify the situation so everybody can understand it.

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?

Many say it's the next big market, but with all the options out there, where should you plunk your money down?

A discussion of three commonly overlooked auto insurance decisions for car buyers.

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.

Can a lesser Disney celebrity do for struggling Kmart what Miley Cyrus did for Walmart? Stay tuned.

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.

Sanofi-Aventis is probably the best dividend paying stock in the pharmaceutical sector. Here's why.

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.

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?