You already know dividend stocks are some of the most reliable ways to add income to any investment portfolio.
But income-seeking investors have often had to sacrifice the lucrative potential of share price growth to own big-dividend-paying stocks.
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Tax-Cut Cash Piles Could Put as Much as $4,920 in Your Account Every Month
What are tax-cut cash piles?
We've been getting that question a lot, as more investors are learning about tax-cut cash piles.
Here's everything you need to know...
One of the Best Stocks to Buy Now for Superior Dividend Growth
With markets at all-time highs, selective stock picking is more important than ever.
That's why we are bringing readers one of the best stocks to buy now for market-beating gains and dividend growth.
Shares of this dividend dynamo are up 27% over the last year and heading higher...
The Best Dividend Stocks to Buy and Hold Forever
Dividends play a key part in a portfolio's total return and have never been more important than during today's ultra-low interest rate environment.
That's why we're highlighting the three best dividend stocks to buy and hold forever.
The trio are marquee names that belong in every portfolio...
One of the Most Reliable Dividend Stocks to Buy in 2016
Dividend stocks are one of the best ways to earn stable returns over time.
Investors are increasingly turning to dividends instead of just capital gains to squeeze returns out of their investments.
One of the Best Investments to Play Tech's Biggest Dividends Today
Dividend-growing equities play an important part in a portfolio's overall return, and we have one of the best investments to make today for consistent dividend hikes.
With dividend decreases outpacing dividend hikes this year, this is one investment you cannot afford to overlook.
Keep reading for all the details...
The Only Investment You Need to Profit from Silicon Valley's Massive Dividend Hikes
Investors are still scared of Apple Inc.'s quarterly report, which contained the company's first earnings miss in 13 years. The stock is currently being punished by skittish analysts and investors, which is a tremendous opportunity in and of itself.
But it's what else these investors are running away from that I want to talk to you about today. It's a lot more than just the potential gains Apple has to offer.
These investors somehow completely missed Apple's massive profits: $10.52 billion, or $1.90 a share, and all in an "off" quarter.
With that truckload of cash, Tim Cook & Co. decided to give shareholders a consolation prize in the form of a stunning 10% dividend hike. It's still early yet, but it's likely that boost will be the tech sector's biggest of the quarter.
Here's the thing… Apple's not alone in this welcome tech trend of huge dividend hikes. So today I'm going to show you how you can buy the very best, biggest dividends in tech… for less than the cost of dinner for two at the Olive Garden.
One of the Best Dividend Stocks to Buy in 2016
Dividend stocks are an essential component of any portfolio.
Not only do they offer passive, effortless income every quarter, but they also act as a financial buffer against market volatility.
Increase Your Return on Investment with This One Easy Strategy in 2016
You don't need a ton of money to increase your return on investment in today's volatile market. You just need the right strategy.
In fact, the best way to squeeze the most return on investment from an unstable market is through discipline, not wealth. That's according to Money Morning Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald, a seasoned market analyst with over 30 years of investing experience.
Income Investors Will Look Very Smart with These Gains
Call it the "Summer of Pain." All the major indexes are down for the year, flirting with textbook "correction territory."
Utility stocks, as tracked by the Utilities SPDR ETF, have been among the hardest hit. The XLU ETF is now off an eye-watering 20% from its February 2015 highs.
The trouble is, the utility sector is a massive favorite among income investors, thanks to its stability and generous yields. XLU, for instance, pays close to 4%.