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There were quite a few dividend increases in April that I was interested in. Unfortunately I don’t own any of these companies but some are certainly on my wish list.
Cisco Systems (CSCO) – Cisco is a technology company that designs and manufactures networking and other products related to communications and internet technology. They started paying [...]
February was a good month for dividend increases and March proved to be no different. There were quite a few dividend increases that dividend growth investors might be interested in. These aren’t recommendations for investment but could be used to get an idea of some potential candidates for your portfolio.
Chubb Corp (CB) – Chubb Corp [...]
February was a good month full of dividend increases to keep the dividend growth investor happy. Quite a few companies on my watch list and in my dividend growth stock portfolio had nice increases that I am pleased with. Below I have highlighted some of the companies that grew their dividends this past February. These aren’t [...]
There wasn’t a single dividend increase I was interested this past month. It seems most of the dividend increases were in partnerships which I don’t invest in. I know quite a few dividend investors like partnerships because of the higher yield offered but I don’t understand them. Since I don’t really understand how to evaluate [...]
December wasn’t a great month for dividend increases in my opinion. I only found 3 companies of interest that announced a dividend increase in December.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co (BMY) - Bristol Myers Squibb is a global pharmacuetical company. They recently increased their dividend from $0.34 to $0.35 quarterly for a 2.95% increase. BMY closed Monday December 31, [...]
There were a few good dividend increases in the month of November and 1 notable dividend decrease.
AT&T Inc (T) – AT&T is a provider of telecommunications service operating worldwide. They recently increased their dividend from $0.44 to $0.45 quarterly for a 2.28% increase. T closed Friday November 30, 2012 [...]
There were quite a few dividend increases in October. I’ve highlighted a few of the companies that raised their dividends in October that dividend growth investors might be interested in. This is just a starting point for investors and it is important to do your own stock analysis [...]
There were quite a few dividend increases in September. I’ve picked out a few to highlight here that dividend growth investors may be interested in. This is just a source to give investors ideas of possible companies they may want to consider investing in. I’m not saying these are good or bad investments. I haven’t done [...]
There weren’t too many dividend increases this week that caught my interest. Actually only one company had a dividend increase that I would be interested in this past week.
General Mills (GIS) has increased their dividend for the 9th consecutive year. The food company raised it’s quarterly dividend by 8.2% from $0.305 to $0.33 per share. GIS closed Friday at [...]
There were a few notable dividend increases this week that dividend growth investors may want to look into as potential investments.
Walgreen’s (WAG) has increased their dividend for the 37th consecutive year. The pharmacy retailer raised it’s quarterly dividend by 22% from $0.225 to $0.275 per share. WAG closed Friday at $29.57 giving it a dividend [...]
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