Dividend Stocks

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New Residential Investment Corp.’s dividend safety depends on whether its net interest income returns to higher levels or continues falling off.

Realty Income’s dividend safety depends on its operations. But a 23-year dividend-raising track record suggests management is committed to its shareholders.

Simon Property Group’s dividend safety looks doubtful, as brick-and-mortar retailers continue to take hits to earnings due to COVID-19.

Will NGL Energy Partners’ dividend safety recover from a recent cut, or will it fall in line with most energy companies across the country?

The Broadcom dividend safety depends on whether the company can continue its trend of rising free cash flow into the near future.

The top dividend stocks to buy are ones you can hold forever. Once you invest, you can sit back and collect dividend income.

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