“It’s never too late to retire early”
These stocks might cut their dividends
Investors should always hold a few high-quality dividend stocks in their portfolios. Income stocks generally aren’t exciting. However, they can generate impressive compound returns over the years via reinvesting dividends and compounding returns.
Investors should also be wary of companies that could cut their dividends. Here are three currently high-yielding stocks that fit a company’s profile with the potential to cut their dividends.
| Sponsored Content: RETIRE RICH ON ONE $3 STOCK Picture the perfect stock for a moment. (clicking link will opt you on to liberty through wealth free e-letter. Privacy Policy) What would it look like? No doubt it would have hundreds of billions in revenue – more than tech giants like IBM, Facebook, and Google. It would probably be a leader in cutting-edge technology like smartphones, robotics, e-commerce, and medical equipment. It would have tens of thousands of unbreakable patents. It would pay an enormous dividend. It would be on the verge of dozens of blockbuster announcements that would send the stock higher and higher. And most of all… It would trade ultra-cheap – less than $3. It seems crazy that such a stock exists. But it does |
Headlines you shouldn’t miss
Don’t miss out on these dividend ETFs for this year
Five ETFs that are gaining investors’ love
If you are just getting acquainted with ETFs, you need to know this
ETFs are similar to mutual funds in that they’re generally baskets of stocks. But ETFs are better. Here’s why:
How ETFs are – and are not – supporting sustainable development
You need to know about these ETF predictions for this year
Eleven SPDR sector ETFs you need to buy now
This is why you should invest in specific sectors based on your personal strategy.
It’s never too late to start saving,
Gordon Fox
P.S.
Know someone who’d love the Never Too Late Investor? Be sure to send them to this link so they can get signed up: investinglate.com
