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1 week ago | suredividend.com | Aristofanis Papadatos

Published on April 30th, 2025 by Felix MartinezTamarack Valley Energy (TNEYF) has two appealing investment characteristics:#1: It is offering an above-average dividend yield of 4.1%, which is roughly three times the average dividend yield of the S&P 500. #2: It pays dividends monthly instead of quarterly.

1 week ago | suredividend.com | Aristofanis Papadatos

Updated on April 30th, 2025 by Felix MartinezTimbercreek Financial Corporation (TBCRF) has two appealing investment characteristics:#1: It is a high-yield stock based on its 9.9% dividend yield. Related: List of 5%+ yielding stocks. #2: It pays dividends monthly instead of quarterly.

1 week ago | suredividend.com | Aristofanis Papadatos

Updated on April 30th, 2025 by Felix MartinezWhitecap Resources (SPGYF) has two appealing investment characteristics:#1: It is offering an above-average dividend yield of ~9%, which is nearly six times the yield of the S&P 500. #2: It pays dividends monthly instead of quarterly.

2 weeks ago | suredividend.com | Nikolaos Sismanis

Updated on April 19th, 2025 by Felix MartinezInvestors seeking stable and dependable cash flow may find it advantageous to invest in companies that offer regular dividend payments on a monthly basis. These companies provide a more frequent and consistent source of income as opposed to those that distribute dividends quarterly or annually. Opting for such companies allows investors to maintain a steady stream of income that meets their financial requirements on a regular basis.

2 weeks ago | suredividend.com | Aristofanis Papadatos

Updated on April 19th, 2025 by Felix MartinezNorthWest Healthcare Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (NWHUF) has three appealing investment characteristics:#1: It is a REIT so it has a favorable tax structure and pays out the majority of its earnings as dividends. Related:  List of publicly traded REITs#2: It is a high-yield stock based on its 7.3% dividend yield. Related: List of 5%+ yielding stocks#3: It pays dividends monthly instead of quarterly.