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Dividend stocks lost the yield war, but here is why they could still outperform

August 20, 2026 by Julia Santos

Dividend stocks now yield less than Treasuries, but total return potential and dividend growth could help them beat the broader market ahead.

Categories Dividend Stocks Tags dividend growth, dividend stocks, income investing, S&P 500, total return, treasury yields Leave a comment

Barrett Business Services nears ex-dividend date as income investors weigh its payout profile

August 17, 2026 by Julia Santos

Barrett Business Services (BBSI) approaches its ex-dividend date. Here’s what income investors should know about the company’s payout and fundamentals.

Categories Dividend Stocks Tags BBSI, dividend safety, dividend stocks, ex-dividend date, income investing, staffing industry Leave a comment

This REIT offers a 7.2% dividend yield at a 39% discount, and income investors are taking notice

August 17, 2026 by Julia Santos

A REIT with a 7.2% dividend yield trades at a 39% discount to NAV. Here is what income and dividend investors need to know about the opportunity and risks.

Categories REITs Tags dividend stocks, dividend yield, income investing, NAV discount, real estate, REITs Leave a comment

Last week’s jobs report was weaker than expected, and it just changed which dividend stocks are worth watching

August 12, 2026 by Julia Santos

A soft jobs report is shifting expectations for the Fed. Here is how a weaker labor market changes which dividend sectors are worth watching.

Categories Dividend Stocks Tags dividend stocks, federal reserve, interest rates, jobs report, rate-sensitive sectors Leave a comment

Iran war inflation is now spreading far beyond oil prices, and income investors should pay attention

August 11, 2026 by Julia Santos

Iran war inflation is spreading beyond energy into food, shipping, and consumer goods. Here’s what income and dividend investors need to know.

Categories News Tags dividend stocks, federal reserve, inflation, Iran war, oil prices, supply chains Leave a comment

How Trump’s next tariffs could drive companies back to China

August 10, 2026 by Julia Santos

Peterson Institute research warns Trump’s next tariffs could push companies back to China, raising costs for US manufacturers and dividend investors.

Categories News Tags China trade war, dividend stocks, manufacturing, supply chain, tariffs, Trump tariffs Leave a comment

Bond ladder vs dividend stocks for retirement income at 19-year-high yields

August 9, 2026 by Julia Santos

Bond ladder vs dividend stocks for retirement income: how to weigh locked-in yields against dividend growth when long Treasury rates sit at 19-year highs.

Categories Retirement Income Tags bond ladder, dividend stocks, income investing, portfolio strategy, retirement income, treasury yields Leave a comment

Trump predicted Iran war could send stocks down 20% to 25%, and markets are not out of the woods yet

August 8, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump warned the Iran war could crash stocks 20-25%. Here is what the conflict means for markets, oil prices, and income investors.

Categories News Tags defense stocks, dividend stocks, geopolitics, Iran war, oil prices, stock market selloff Leave a comment

How interest rates affect stocks: a plain-English guide for dividend investors

August 7, 2026 by Julia Santos

Learn how interest rates affect stocks in plain English. Covers the discount-rate mechanic, growth vs. value, banks, and what record-high yields mean for divi

Categories Guides Tags dividend stocks, federal reserve, growth stocks, income investing, interest rates, treasury yields Leave a comment

Small businesses shift focus beyond Trump tariffs as trade fears ease

August 3, 2026 by Julia Santos

US small businesses say Trump tariffs are fading as a top concern. What the shift means for markets, inflation expectations, and income investors.

Categories News Tags dividend stocks, inflation, interest rates, small businesses, tariffs, Trump trade policy Leave a comment
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