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Curious about top-paying dividends in the S&P 500? Let's see if a modified "Dogs of the Dow" approach can find any long-term winners today.
We also look at nicotine products' popularity.
With a huge 8.4% dividend yield, British American Tobacco throws off a lot of passive income, but there are risks to consider.
There are plenty of good dividend stocks to choose. Only a few of these names, however, are truly great enough to buy even more shares.
The nicotine giant's business faces competing headwinds and tailwinds.
Investors are paying too much attention to the rhetoric and not enough attention to actual results.
British American Tobacco has a huge 8.6% yield, which is a pretty enticing figure if you are trying to live off of dividends in retirement.
How does a fat 8.6% dividend yield sound?
These five dividend powerhouses offer yields above 4%.
A strong yield doesn't mean much if the underlying payment can't be sustained.
Illegal competition in the U.S. is hurting the business.
Altria's cigarette business is doing worse than those of its peers. That's the company's own fault and it could be a huge long-term problem.
Tobacco stocks can be excellent investments under the right circumstances, which makes British American Tobacco a must-see dividend stock today.
Shares of the Camel owner have jumped this year. Can it keep gaining?
Sit back and let the dividends start rolling in with these income stocks.
British American Tobacco is executing well in one key area, but there's still a very long way to go before it can claim success.
Investors are beginning to search for yield with the Federal Reserve set to drop interest rates. These stocks may continue to benefit.
Investors are underrating the durability of these high-yielding stocks.
Explore the best dividend stocks for long-term income excelling in the healthcare, retail, tobacco and home improvement markets.
Buying value stocks for diversification is smart because you reduce your risk while your portfolio capitalizes on a stock's return to growth.
It's an exciting time for various consumer stocks, as defensive plays might soon gain prominence while discretionary stocks are undervalued.
There are three notable cigarette companies you could buy, but one of them seems to be way ahead of the pack right now.
After a remarkable two-year run, the bull market may be losing steam, which makes sin stocks attractive if the economy sours.