PepsiCo’s dividend faces risks from mounting debt and weak cash flow. Discover why a dividend cut may loom and why investors should act now.

Over the past decade, SCHD has averaged 11.3% total annual returns. With an 11% annual average, a single $1,000 investment would grow to just over $8,000 in 20 years, which would then pay out around $300 annually with a 3.8% yield. If you added $100 monthly, it would grow to around $85,100, paying out over $3,200 annually.

Don’t spend that money just yet! Rumors are circulating online that the federal government will issue new stimulus checks before the end of the year.

Q: Will U.S. citizens receive stimulus or tariff-based checks of $2,000 i? A: No checks are being issued. President Donald Trump said he wants to use tariff revenue to give “dividend” payments of “at least $2,

As of this writing, the dividend yield for Target stock is quite high at 4.9%. This means that for every $100 invested in Target stock, investors can expect almost $5 annually in return. This is a good yield. And in fact, over Target's illustrious dividend history, it's only been above 4.5% one other time, according to YCharts.

Lion-OCBC Securities SG Low Carbon Index ETF posts the highest indicated dividend yield. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

As I write, four big dividend payers (dishing divvies between 5% and 6%) are trading at bargain-basement valuations.

With a huge 12% dividend yield backed by a recent dividend increase, is this REIT the solution to your income needs?