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Julia Santos

Julia Santos is an accountant and the founding editor of Dividends Times, with a specialization in cryptocurrency taxation from Faculdade Trevisan (Brazil). She covers dividend safety, income ETFs and income investing, and every yield comes with its risk, plainly stated.

CIA chief’s secret Moscow trip to warn Russia rattles defense and energy markets

October 13, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

CIA chief Ratcliffe made a secret Moscow trip to warn Russia against attacking NATO. What the escalation means for defense, energy and income investors.

Categories News Tags defense stocks, energy stocks, geopolitics, NATO, oil prices, Russia Ukraine war Leave a comment

Special dividends explained: why some companies pay a one-time bonus and what it means for your portfolio

August 29, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Learn what special dividends are, why companies pay them, how they differ from regular payouts, and what income investors should do when one is announced.

Categories Guides Tags dividend investing, dividend strategy, ex-dividend date, income investing, shareholder returns, special dividends Leave a comment

Trump Canada tariffs threaten higher prices for Michigan consumers as business leaders sound alarm

October 13, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump Canada tariffs could mean higher prices for Michigan consumers. What business leaders warn and what it means for income investors.

Categories News Tags consumer prices, cross-border trade, inflation, Michigan economy, tariffs, Trump Leave a comment

New York warns Trump tariffs are hitting state revenue as Canada trade war drags on

October 13, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

New York Gov. Hochul warns Trump tariffs and the Canada trade war are hurting NY businesses. What it means for markets and income investors.

Categories News Tags Canada, consumer staples, defensive stocks, New York economy, tariffs, trade war Leave a comment

Interest rates climb as Trump’s tariffs and military spending collide with bond market reality

October 13, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump’s tariffs and war spending are pushing interest rates higher, squeezing borrowers and reshaping the landscape for dividend and income investors.

Categories News Tags defense spending, federal reserve, income investing, interest rates, tariffs, treasury yields Leave a comment

Packaging costs surge as Trump tariffs reshape a $1 trillion global supply chain

October 13, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump tariffs on aluminum, steel and Chinese goods are reshaping the packaging industry, raising costs for consumer staples and creating risks for investors.

Categories News Tags AMCR, BALL, consumer staples, PKG, tariffs, Trump tariffs packaging Leave a comment

What is a dividend? How companies pay shareholders from declaration to payment

August 29, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

What is a dividend? Learn how dividends work, from the board’s declaration to the cash hitting your account, including all four key dates every investor shoul

Categories Guides Tags beginner investing, dividend basics, dividend dates, dividends, income investing, shareholder payments Leave a comment

Canada digs in as Trump tariffs widen the U.S.-Canada trade war, rattling cross-border income plays

August 29, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

New Trump tariffs deepen the U.S.-Canada trade war as Canadians stand firm. What the escalation means for markets, energy, and income investors.

Categories News Tags Canadian dollar, cross-border trade, energy stocks, tariffs, Trump tariffs, U.S.-Canada trade war Leave a comment

Toilet paper prices surge as US tariffs on Canadian pulp squeeze consumer staples

October 13, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

US tariffs on Canadian wood pulp are pushing toilet paper prices higher, squeezing consumer staples companies and raising new inflation worries for investors.

Categories News Tags consumer staples, inflation, KMB, PG, tariffs, Trump tariffs Leave a comment

China dividend stocks surge back into favor as AI rally stalls and bond yields slide

August 29, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

China dividend stocks are back in demand as AI momentum fades and bond yields drop. Here’s what income investors should know about the shift.

Categories Dividend Stocks Tags AI stocks, bond yields, China dividend stocks, dividend rotation, emerging markets, income investing Leave a comment
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