Reuben Brewer

1 week ago | fool.com | Reuben Brewer

The stock market is in turmoil for geopolitical reasons that risk spilling over into kitchen table problems for everyday consumers. History suggests that this won't stop people from buying the foods they love. That's why right now is a good time to look at consumer staples giants that make food. But there's one consumer staples Dividend King that is in its own personal bear market and offering a historically high yield. It could be the one to buy if you have $10,000 to invest right now.

1 week ago | fool.com | Reuben Brewer

Altria (MO 0.79%) is a hard stock to love, even if you are a dividend investor. And it probably isn't the type of company you'll want to own for the rest of your life. But as times get tough on Wall Street and Main Street, Altria has a lot to offer investors. And a big part of that is the stock's huge 7.2% dividend yield. Here's why Altria could be a no-brainer buy in what has been a very turbulent April. What does Altria do? Altria's most important business is selling cigarettes.

1 week ago | fool.com | Reuben Brewer

Federal Realty (FRT 0.15%) stands alone among real estate investment trusts (REITs) as a Dividend King. This highly elite group of companies has increased their dividends for at least 50 years. Add in a well-above-market dividend yield of 4.9%, and income investors should be very interested in this high-yield REIT. But the real story is how Federal Realty managed the feat of becoming a Dividend King. Here's one key aspect of the company's approach you need to understand before you buy it.

1 week ago | fool.com | Reuben Brewer

The market is in a state of flux thanks to geopolitical issues around tariffs. There is a huge amount of uncertainty. If you have money to invest today, it is hard to decide what to do, since sticking cash under your mattress may feel like a good call in the midst of a dramatic market decline. One Wall Street pro has a different tactic. Buy shares in businesses that provide a life necessity: shelter. Here are two high-yield ways to do just that. What's the call on Wall Street?

1 week ago | fool.com | Reuben Brewer

Realty Income (O 1.89%) is a well-run net lease real estate investment trust (REIT). It's the industry's 800-pound gorilla, with an enormous portfolio and a reach that spans North America to Europe. Here's a look at why dividend investors like Realty Income and why there's another net lease REIT that may be a better choice today. What does Realty Income do? Realty Income owns single-occupant properties where the tenant is responsible for most property-level expenses.