Dividend Producers

Investing in dividend-producing stocks offers a reliable income stream and potential capital appreciation. These stocks come from companies that regularly pay dividends, providing steady cash flow and appealing to income-focused investors like retirees. Dividend-paying companies are often financially stable, adding safety to the investment. Additionally, reinvesting dividends can compound returns over time. By choosing well-established companies with a solid dividend history, investors can enjoy a balanced mix of income and growth in their portfolios.

What are Dividend Producing Stocks?

Dividend-producing stocks are shares in companies that regularly pay out a portion of their profits to shareholders as dividends. These stocks provide investors with a steady income stream in addition to potential capital appreciation.

Benefits of Investing in Dividend Paying Equity

Steady, long-term income
Opportunity for capital gain
Choice to reinvest dividends for growth

Risks of Investing in Dividend Paying Equity

Overall market risk in stock market
Company's inability to make future dividend payments due to cash flow and profitability issues

Why We Invest in Dividend Paying Equity

Unlike investing in bonds, current income as well as capital appreciation (growth of the investment) can be realized. In our Equity Income strategy we consistently analyze the portfolio holdings to ensure each company maintains a strong balance sheet with healthy cash flow and relatively low debt. Our strategy holds a combination of mid- and large-sized stocks, varying at approximately 50% of each type, depending on portfolio management activity. Individual holdings are diversified across a wide variety of industries and sectors.