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Dividends feel good regardless of the stock, but it's always better to receive cash flow from a stock that continues to gain value in the long run.
Scotiabank's strong balance sheet, diversified assets, and high capital ratios provide resilience and support long-term dividend sustainability. Prudent loan portfolio management, especially the fixed/variable mortgage split, positions BNS well for both current and future interest rate environments. Valuation remains attractive, with the stock trading below historical P/B averages and offering a solid 5.8% dividend yield with upside potential.
The S&P 500 index is hovering near all-time highs. And its yield is a painfully low 1.3% or so today.
Annaly Capital Management (NLY -0.15%) is offering a massive 14%-plus dividend yield today. And the dividend was just increased at the start of 2025, too.
I use YCharts' Value Score and Ben Graham Formula Value All Stars, or GASV, to identify large-cap stocks offering strong value and dividend safety. Seventeen out of twenty-four "safer" lowest-priced Dividend Dogs of the GASV are currently fair-priced and ready to buy for income investors. Top ten GASV stocks offer projected average net gains of 32.99% by June 2026, with yields ranging from 8.94% to 13.81%.
Markets remained volatile in May 2025 amid ongoing trade tensions and mixed signals from Washington and Wall Street. While U.S.-China talks quietly resumed, tariffs persisted and business sentiment stayed cautious, contributing to investor uncertainty. May's investments added $111 in annual dividends, keeping me on track with my goal of $100+ monthly income growth and a 7.4% yield on cost.
Banks provide a basic life necessity, financially speaking. It would be very difficult to operate in the modern world without a business that allows you to store your cash and facilitate the payments you need to make.
Looking for stocks that pay $100 in annual income? You've come to the right place.
Citigroup (C -0.19%) is a popular U.S. bank with an attractive 2.8% yield. But what if you could get more than twice that yield without taking on a huge amount of risk?