Three Companies Proudly Announcing Dividend Raises For Shareholders

I review the list of dividend increases weekly, as part of my portfolio monitoring process. I usually narrow the list down to companies with at least a ten year history of annual dividend increases. The next i.....»»

As part of my monitoring process, I review the list of dividend increases every week. This is helpful in monitoring dividend increases for my dividend portfolio holdings, and for companies I am monitoring for a .....»»

Last week, there were five dividend growth companies which increased distributions to their shareholders. Each of these companies has managed to grow distributions for at least ten consecutive years. I reviewed th.....»»

As part of my monitoring process, I look at the list of dividend increases every week. I usually focus my attention on the companies that have managed to grow dividends for at least a decade. As a result, I didn’t.....»»

I review the list of dividend increases weekly, as part of my portfolio monitoring process. I usually narrow the list down to companies with at least a ten year history of annual dividend increases. The next i.....»»

As part of my review process, I monitor the list of dividend increases every week. I use several different resources to come up with a list of dividend increases for the week. I then narrow the list dow.....»»

I review the list of dividend increases as part of my monitoring process. I find it helpful to evaluate companies with a long streak of annual dividend increases of at least ten years. The process of checking the.....»»

As part of my weekly review process, I monitor the list of dividend increases and focus on the companies with at least a ten year history of dividend increases. This process helps me to monitor existing positions, b.....»»

As part of my weekly review process, I monitor the list of dividend increases and focus on the companies with at least a ten year history of dividend increases. This process helps me to monitor existing positions, b.....»»

Costco Wholesale Corp. said late Wednesday its board of directors has declared a dividend to 79 cents, from 70 cents. The dividend is payable on May 14 to shareholders of record on April 3.....»»

As part of my review process, I monitor the list of dividend increases every week. I usually focus on the companies with at least a ten year history of annual dividend increases, in order to focus on more establish.....»»

I review the list of dividend increases as part of my monitoring process. For the sake of my process, I focus my attention on the companies with a more established track record of annual dividend increases. C.....»»

I review the list of dividend increases as part of my monitoring process. This process helps me review how the companies I own are doing. It also helps me identify companies for further research. For this weekly re.....»»

In my monitoring process, I tend to analyze companies I own once every 12 to 18 months. However, I also receive push notifications such as annual reports, quarterly press releases, dividend increase notifications. S.....»»

In my monitoring process, I tend to analyze companies I own once every 12 to 18 months. However, I also receive push notifications such as annual reports, quarterly press releases, dividend increase notifications. S.....»»

UPS Inc. said late Wednesday it will issue a dividend of $1.02, from $1.01, payable March 10 to shareholders of record on Feb. 22......»»

I review the list of dividend increases as part of my monitoring process. This allows me to see how the companies I own are doing. It also lets me uncover companies for further research. This process also allows .....»»

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Costco Wholesale Corp said on Wednesday it would raise its quarterly dividend by 7.7% to 70 cents per share, at a time when several major companies have suspended cash returns to shareholders to shore up liquidity......»»

The “Cares Act” specifies that any companies that borrow from the U.S. government may not buy back shares of their stock or pay dividends to shareholders for at least one year after the loan is paid back......»»