Its distribution should be safe for the time being.
This Stock Yields 9.5% and is Rated “A” for Dividend Safety
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This Stock’s 15% Yield Looks “Moderately Safe”
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I’m not expecting a cut… however, the company could reduce the distribution by half and it would still have a very attractive yield of nearly 8%.
Warning: This High-Yield Stock’s Dividend is Not Safe
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In short, it has a high debt load and its cash flow doesn’t cover the dividend.
This Dividend Aristocrat’s 33-Year Streak Could Be in Jeopardy
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While I don’t necessarily expect a dividend cut this year, if free cash flow doesn’t rebound in 2021, it’s three-decade plus streak could be over.
Warning: AT&T’s (T) Dividend is Now Rated “D” for Safety
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It’s a Dividend Aristocrat, but in this new environment, it can’t be considered as safe as it was just a few months ago.
Warning: This High-Yield Stock’s Dividend is Likely to be Cut
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Expect a reduction in the next 12 months.
A 6.6% Yield That May Be Safer Than It Appears
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Now that the stock has fallen due to the global economic shutdown, I believe it’s a screaming bargain.
This Normally Reliable Stock Gets a Dividend Safety Downgrade
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Six weeks ago, the figures would have been well within my comfort zone. But the world was very different six weeks ago.
Warning: UPS (NYSE: UPS) Has a Dividend Safety Rating of “F”
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The company has a terrific track record of paying dividends, but the numbers just don’t work.
This Stock’s ~8% Yield Looks Extremely Safe
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Nothing is for certain, but I expect the stock to continue to sustain and raise its dividend– as it’s done every year since 1996– even during a difficult 2020.
