VDY vs XEI: Canadian High-Dividend ETFs Compared
VDY holds about half its money in the Big Six banks and has returned more; XEI spreads across energy, banks and utilities and yields more. F…
Clorox Dividend: Ex-Date, Record Date and Last Day to Buy
To collect Clorox's next $1.25 dividend, you must buy the shares no later than Tuesday, October 27, 2026. Here is how the ex-date, record da…
Clorox Dividend vs P&G, Kimberly-Clark and Colgate
Clorox pays the highest yield of the four big household-products names, but its free cash flow covered only 0.67 times its dividend last fis…
Is Clorox a Dividend Aristocrat? Streak, Yield and Risks
Yes: Clorox is an S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrat with nearly five decades of raises. What the $1.25 quarterly dividend yields today, and the ca…
TSX Dividend Investors Weigh High Yields Against Inflation and Cash-Flow Risk
High-yield TSX stocks may appeal to income portfolios, but inflation makes cash-flow durability more important than headline yield.
Five Dividend Aristocrats Offering Potential Income and Total-Return Upside
Five Dividend Aristocrats combine dividend-growth potential with analyst-implied price appreciation, offering a starting point for conservat…
Bank of Montreal's Diversified Revenue Base Supports Its Canadian Dividend Case
BMO’s Canadian, US, capital-markets and wealth-management businesses offer a diversified backdrop for income-focused investors reassessing r…
Rising Bond Yields Put Canadian Dividend Stocks to the Test
Near-6% government bond income is raising the bar for Canadian dividend stocks such as Bank of Montreal and Magna International.
Are Dividend Aristocrats Still Worth the Risk as Bond Yields Rise?
Rising bond yields are challenging dividend stocks, but Realty Income and NOBL show why income consistency still matters.
Kimberly-Clark and Three Dividend Aristocrats Continue Raising Payouts Through Market Turbulence
Kimberly-Clark’s rising dividend offers a defensive-income case study—but its historic transformation shows that payout consistency is not a…
Rising Bond Yields Pressure Fortis, Telus and TC Energy Dividend Shares
Rising government bond yields are challenging the defensive appeal of Canadian dividend shares such as Fortis, Telus and TC Energy.
Canadian Dividend Stocks Draw Fresh Attention as Investors Seek Income Amid Rate Uncertainty
Canadian banks, insurers, auto suppliers and monthly-income names offer different ways to assess income, cash flow and rate sensitivity.