In coming up with MoneySense’s annual list of Best Dividend Stocks, we make a few assumptions about what Canadian investors are looking for. First of all, you want dividends that are ample ...

This is our list of the top dividend stocks for 2025. Use our ranking as a tool to help you identify the companies that offer the best dividend income potential now. There will always be critics ...

Similar in concept to Treasury stripping, the Permuto product cleaves a Microsoft common share into two: a “dividend certificate” and an “appreciation certificate.” The owner of the ...

CDC vouchers in Singapore are government-issued vouchers intended to help Singaporean households with their daily expenses. The CDC voucher scheme has been a crucial support system since its launch in ...

Both chambers set aside $1 billion for a voucher-like education savings account program — double what was on the table two years ago — in a sign that supporters are emboldened after recent ...

State lawmakers are considering spending billions in the next biennium on private school vouchers, teacher pay raises, property tax cuts and border security. That’s according to initial draft ...

Companies listed on the TSX that have paid dividends to shareholders for 5 years or longer belong to a class of their own – dividend aristocrats. These companies are generally large and stable ...

27, Gov. Bill Lee's latest push to expand a controversial school voucher program statewide will be top-of-mind for many. The session will zero in on the taxpayer-funded vouchers that families can ...

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Five companies that hit our screens also pay huge ultra-high-yield dividends, making the total return potential even more intriguing. AGNC Investment provides private capital to the housing market ...

I received a question from a reader asking about a mainstay of retirement planning - the 4% rule. I will paraphrase, but the premise of the question was if the ASX dividend yield including franking ...