Dividend Investing Blog
Earlier this year I wrote a post titled, “Insuring Your Portfolio With Insurance Stocks,” as I discussed the relatively boring nature of the industry, specifically the property and casualty insurance space. I mentioned how this boring sector is tempered by its stability and predictability in terms of measured growth and it being a potential reliable … Read more
With a new month quickly approaching it is time, once again, to lay out my potential stock picks and decide where I’d like to deploy my fresh capital for the month of September. After a pretty big month of buying in my account for August I may have to throttle back some of my investments … Read more
This article is a guest post by Mike McNeil, author The The Dividend Guy Blog and founder of Dividend Stocks Rock. While we never met, Keith and I share many things in common. First, we both love to travel. I just came back from a 12 months RV trip in Central America. Second, we are … Read more
With the start of a new trading month upon us, it is time, once again, to lay out a plan for my potential stock picks. As many of you do the same, I’m sure you have come to the realization that this current market continues to defy a lot of common sense and logic. We … Read more
The following is a guest blog post: Retirement planning is more than just your savings and your social security compensation; you must look at every asset you have and make it work in your favor to produce the most capital and create the most comfortable retirement life possible—especially as you reach your retirement years and … Read more
Here we are with another installment of my “stock considerations” for the upcoming month. With the first week of trading upon us in July, it is time, once again, to lay out a plan for my potential stock picks for the month. As many of you already know, I make sure to purchase at least … Read more
This is a guest contribution from Nick McCullum of Sure Dividend Dividends are an important part of shareholder total returns. The following chart compares the long-term price returns (excluding dividends) to the long-term total returns (including dividends) of the S&P 500 (approximated using the ETF SPY). Source: YCharts The 10-year rolling total returns … Read more