Dividends

T. Rowe Price’s David Giroux is a top-performing manager whose fund is closed to new investors. But now he’s running three other funds. See how they measure up.

We found a dozen solid stocks yielding at least 2% with strong free-cash-flow yields and rapid dividend growth.

Capital Group Dividend Value’s portfolio resembles what many might expect to find in a growth fund, with Microsoft, Nvidia, and Broadcom as the top three holdings.

Dividends boosted the S&P 500’s returns versus the Nasdaq over the past five years.

Jack Ablin, chief investment strategist of Cresset, likes founder CEOs, private-market assets, and dividend-paying companies.

With elevated inflation, income investments that can keep up with the pace of rising prices are crucial.

When it comes to dividends, aristocrats offer investors a measure of reassurance.

The products are designed to provide investors with above-average income, often by using stock options strategies to boost payouts. Here’s how they work.

After hitting a torrid pace, stock buybacks have been decreasing. BofA Securities predicts an increase in dividend payouts is coming.

There are now five stocks in the index with 7%-plus yields.

Dow cuts its quarterly dividend to 35 cents a share from 70 cents.

The company’s board left the quarterly cash dividend unchanged at $0.27 a common share.

Wolfe Research screened companies for dividend growth and stable free-cash-flow yield. Here are six names that made the list.

Dividend funds don’t necessarily mean a big sacrifice in terms of performance

The ski resort operator has a plan to regain momentum after a tough few years. How Epic Pass could help shares shine.

Generous payouts provide a cushion during tough times for the market and economy.

The challenges of the first half aren’t over, our 11 panelists say. Where they see opportunities for the second half of the year.

U.S. dividend payments rose in the second quarter, but at a slower rate than they did in the first quarter.

GE Aerospace, GE HealthCare Technologies, and GE Vernova could afford to at least double their payouts. What’s holding them back?

So far in 2025, European stocks have left U.S. ones in the dust.

Barron’s has long favored dividend-paying stocks for those seeking income. But bonds now deserve a hard look because they are so attractively priced.

Looking to add a few higher-yielding stocks with a long history of raising their dividends? This is a good place to start.

Ed Perks, manager of the 73-year-old Franklin Income Fund, is investing equally in stocks and bonds, often from the same companies. He shares some picks.

Amid war and threats to global oil supplies, the sector has a number of companies that have the financial discipline to weather the storm—whichever way it goes.

When it comes to playing defense, investors shouldn’t overlook dividends’ twin, share buybacks, which can signal management is bullish.