One of the investment world’s least-ballyhooed corners also happens to be one of its most useful, at least to income ...

With the Federal Reserve resuming its interest-rate cuts in recent months, the days of getting upwards of 5% yield in money-market funds and high-yield savings accounts in 2023 and 2024 are a distant ...

Dividend-paying stocks can provide growth potential but expose portfolios to market volatility, while bonds tend to offer ...

Investors who are interested in collecting equity income naturally gravitate toward dividend stocks: Companies that pay cash on a regular basis to anyone holding their common stock. However, in many ...

Preferred stocks present steady dividends while being immune to everyday noise from market forces. A robust income portfolio is built on a foundation of reliable holdings, and preferred securities ...

For financial advisors seeking to carve out a niche or distinguish themselves amid the proliferation of low-cost, index-tracking ETFs, BNK Invest believes it offers an invaluable tool for the ...

Noncumulative preferred stock doesn't entitle investors to unpaid or omitted dividends. Learn about this unique stock type and why it differs from cumulative stock.

Capital stock is the number of common and preferred shares that a company is authorized to issue, and is recorded in shareholders' equity.

In trading on Monday, shares of PG&E Corp's 5.5% 1st Preferred Non-Redeemable (Symbol: PCG.PRB) were yielding above the 7% mark based on its quarterly dividend (annualized to $1.375), with shares ...