Enjoy a 6.0% yield from Verizon Stock

Enjoy a 6.0% yield from Verizon Stock

The high payout provides a solid income for investors, as the current yield is not only exceptional but also backed by an 18-year track record of consecutive increases.

Verizon’s stock is also relatively cheaply valued, yet it’s in a strong market position that generates stable… Read More

Enjoy a high 6.6% yield Verizon

Enjoy a high 6.6% yield Verizon

Verizon has now completed major upgrades to its wireless networks. Those upgrades should help it attract new users. As well, the lower capital spending bodes well for dividend increases.

The shares are also attractively priced as the stock trades at just 8.8 times the company’s 2024… Read More

Enjoy 7.8% yield from Verizon

Enjoy 7.8% yield from Verizon

Verizon continues to update its network. That’s helping it sign up new users, which should support the high dividend yield.

Meanwhile, the company continues to hold its own as lower demand for new smartphones reduced revenues and earnings in the most recent quarter.

The stock trades at… Read More

Shift to 5G will pay off for investors

These two leading U.S. telecoms are aggressively expanding their ultrafast 5G (fifth generation) wireless networks. 5G users tend to spend more than current 4G users, and that extra cash flow should support dividend increases over the next several years for investors in both firms.
AT&T INC… Read More

Benefit from their narrower focus

AT&T and Verizon have shed their media businesses in the past few years. As a result, they can now focus on their main telecom operations—and dividend increases.
AT&T INC. $21 remains a buy. The company (New York symbol T; Income-Growth Portfolio, Utilities sector; Shares outstanding: 7.2 billion; Market… Read More

Dividend Advisor Hotline – Friday, December 3, 2021

TORONTO-DOMINION BANK, $95.59, Toronto symbol TD, is a buy.

Canada’s banking regulator—the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OFSI)—has lifted the restrictions on capital distributions it placed on banks and insurers in March 2020 due to COVID-19 uncertainty.

That’s why TD is now raising your dividend… Read More