Lawrence C. Strauss

These six companies have paid out a higher dividend for at least 15 years, bolstering the case for owning them.

Yaz Hassan, ranked No. 11 in Tennessee on Barron’s 2026 list of Top 1500 Advisors, helps clients grow their wealth while avoiding unnecessary risks.

Ben Snider, Goldman Sachs’ new U.S. equity strategist, is bullish on stocks and corporate earnings. Why he likes solar energy, cybersecurity, and AI infrastructure plays.

The sector offers stability and is trading at a discount to the broader market. But investors searching for income here need to be selective.

Banks’ dividends are growing at a good clip and, more important, their fundamentals look solid.

Last year marked the third straight year of double-digit gains for the S&P 500. A fourth consecutive year is far from guaranteed.

In addition to helping clients fill financial gaps, younger advisors can also provide career advice for clients seeking new jobs or considering starting their own businesses.

A stronger economy and Fed rate cuts could provide tailwinds for dividend stocks next year. Consider buying names such as AbbVie, FedEx, and Coca-Cola.

Earth Equity Advisors’ Peter Krull likes infrastructure, biotech, semiconductors, and EVs.

The $4.4 billion Pimco Municipal Bond fund has acquitted itself well against its peers over the past decade. What it’s buying now.

These six stocks offer relatively attractive valuations, nice yields, and dividends that are safe and growing.

Many investors have significant exposure to the S&P 500 index and its paltry yield. Here’s how to bulk up the income portion of your portfolio.

“Instead of just making one bet within fixed income, diversify it with a more multisector, opportunistic fund,” says Nuveen’s Anders Persson.

Real estate investment trust shares have been hit by still-high interest rates and strong stock sectors. But disparities are wide, and sectors such as healthcare and retail remain strong.

Wolfe Research screened companies for dividend growth and stable free-cash-flow yield. Here are six names that made the list.

Looking to add a few higher-yielding stocks with a long history of raising their dividends? This is a good place to start.

CFP Board Chair Liz Miller, who founded her own planning firm, offers ideas on AI, fee models, and other big shifts facing the industry.

Exchange-traded funds focused on dividend stocks offer valuable diversification. Here are some of the best.

Income seekers need to tread carefully, but there are some small-cap dividend stocks and funds worth considering.

Rick Rieder of BlackRock has been favoring higher-quality credit and shorter maturities. The allure of 5% mortgage securities.