Dividend Aristocrats

Dividend Aristocrats Articles

Often, when income investors look for defensive companies paying big dividends, they are drawn to the Dividend Aristocrats, and with good reason. The 67 companies that made the cut for the 2024 S&P...
Here is an assessment of how safe the dividend at Cintas appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.
Here is an assessment of how safe the dividend at Sherwin-Williams appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.
Here is an assessment of how safe the dividend at NextEra Energy appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.
Here is an assessment of how safe the dividend at Lowe's appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.
Apple's dividend may be small but it is regular. Here is an assessment of how safe its payout appears to be based on a variety of metrics.
Here is an assessment of how safe the dividend at AbbVie appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.
Here is an assessment of how safe the dividend at Abbott Laboratories appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.
Here is an assessment of how safe PepsiCo's dividend appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.
Here is an assessment of how safe Walmart's dividend appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.
Here is an assessment of how safe the dividend at Walgreens appears to be after last year's cut, based on a variety of metrics.
Here is an assessment of how safe Altria’s generous dividend appears to be based on a variety of metrics.
Here is an assessment of how safe Exxon Mobil’s dividend appears to be based on a variety of metrics.
Here is an assessment of how safe IBM’s dividend appears to be based on a variety of metrics, including its status as a Dividend Aristocrat.
Here is an assessment of how safe Procter & Gamble’s dividend appears to be based on a variety of metrics.