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Is Brookfield Infrastructure Partners undervalued? What BIP’s dividend yield and 2026 earnings signal

October 6, 2026 by Julia Santos

Is Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (BIP) undervalued? A look at its dividend yield, 2026 earnings outlook, and what income investors should know.

Categories Dividend Stocks Tags dividend yield, utilities Leave a comment

Scotiabank strategist warns dividend yield alone is unlikely to pay off for investors

October 6, 2026 by Julia Santos

Scotiabank strategist warns that dividend yield alone won’t deliver. Here’s what income investors should focus on instead of chasing high payouts.

Categories Dividend Stocks Tags Canadian banks, dividend safety, dividend strategy, dividend yield, income investing Leave a comment

How much money do you need to make $1,000 a month in dividends

September 21, 2026 by Julia Santos

How much capital do you need to earn $1,000 a month in dividends? Compare scenarios at 3%, 5% and 7% yields with risk tradeoffs and reinvestment math.

Categories Retirement Income Tags dividend income, dividend yield, JEPI, retirement income, SCHD, VYM Leave a comment

REET vs. SCHH: one REIT ETF yields more, the other costs less. Which trade-off wins in 2026?

August 31, 2026 by Julia Santos

REET vs SCHH: comparing global vs US REIT ETFs for income investors in 2026. Yield, fees, diversification and what to watch.

Categories Dividend ETFs Tags dividend yield, income investing, real estate investing, REET, REIT ETFs, SCHH Leave a comment

7 dividend investing mistakes that quietly drain beginner portfolios

August 31, 2026 by Julia Santos

Avoid these 7 dividend investing mistakes that silently erode beginner returns. Real examples, concrete fixes, and smarter income strategies.

Categories Guides Tags beginner investing, dividend investing mistakes, dividend portfolio, dividend yield, income investing, payout ratio Leave a comment

Why a 2% yield can beat a 5% yield: dividend yield by sector, explained

August 29, 2026August 28, 2026 by Julia Santos

Learn typical dividend yield by sector for REITs, utilities, tech and consumer staples, and why comparing raw yields across sectors is misleading.

Categories Guides Tags dividend investing, dividend yield, income investing, REITs, sector analysis, yield comparison Leave a comment

7 high-yield dividend stocks that could beat Treasuries for the rest of 2026

August 29, 2026August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Seven high-yield dividend stocks may outperform Treasury bonds through year-end 2026. Here’s what income investors should weigh.

Categories Dividend Stocks Tags 2026 outlook, dividend yield, high-yield dividend stocks, income investing, interest rates, Treasury bonds Leave a comment

Higher Treasury yields are forcing a rotation in US high dividend value stocks

August 29, 2026August 19, 2026 by Julia Santos

Higher Treasury yields are reshaping US high dividend value stocks. Learn which sectors face pressure and what income investors should watch.

Categories Dividend Stocks Tags dividend yield, Fed interest rates, high dividend value stocks, income investing, treasury yields, value investing Leave a comment

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

August 29, 2026August 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

The dividend yield you see on your favorite stock site is probably already outdated. Here’s why

August 29, 2026August 15, 2026 by Julia Santos

The dividend yield you see online may use outdated or trailing figures. Here is the difference between trailing and forward yield.

Categories Guides Tags dividend investing basics, dividend yield, forward yield, stock research, trailing yield Leave a comment
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