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Growth tech companies like Google and Meta Platforms are joining Microsoft and Nvidia in issuing dividends, although the yields are low. In this article, I highlight 2 non-tech names that offer both high yield and growth. Philip Morris International offers growth potential with its smoke-free products and a 5.5% dividend yield.

NextEra Energy Partners' monster yield isn't on the most sustainable foundation. Brookfield Renewable's high-yielding dividend is growing more sustainable each year.

Global stock indices continued an upward trend in March, with both U.S. and non-U.S. stocks rising by 3%.

Retiring with dividends provides a worry-free income stream during bear markets and allows for long-term financial stability. We discuss two of the best sectors for finding high-quality high-yielding dividend stocks for retirement. We compare them side-by-side and share our thoughts on which sector is the better buy in April 2024.

The expectation of interest rates remaining higher for longer has sent dividend stocks plummeting. However, the market is mispricing several high-quality dividend stocks that are set to grow rapidly even if interest rates remain higher-for-longer. I share some of my top picks that offer 6-7% yields and are set to grow at 10%+ per year for years to come, even if interest rates remain elevated.

Dividend stocks are selling off. We think that this sell off will likely be short lived. We are buying the dips. Here are 2 of our favorite opportunities.

A recent study shows that those nearing retirement believe they need a $1.5 million nest egg. While numerous macro factors make planning for retirement harder than ever, fortunately living on dividends is easier than ever. We discuss why this is and share a dividend portfolio that can make living on a $1.5 million portfolio a reality.

Dividend investing can provide exceptional long-term wealth compounding and financial independence. However, dividend investing is far from easy. We share three of some of the biggest mistakes that dividend investors often make.