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Because of that, retirees and others who live off their passive income often need to be more creative to match their income with their expenses. Further, a few of them offer higher-yielding dividends. Three high-yielding monthly dividend stocks are AGNC Investment (NASDAQ: AGNC), EPR Properties (NYSE: EPR), and Realty Income (NYSE: O).
Higher-yielding dividend stocks tend to be higher-risk investments. If they can navigate their issues, they can supply investors with a very lucrative income stream over the long term. Crown Castle (NYSE: CCI), EPR Properties (NYSE: EPR), and W. P. Carey (NYSE: WPC) currently stand out for their enticing dividend yields (all currently over 6%, which is significantly higher than the S&P 500's 1.2% yield).
We're still in a persistent high-interest environment, and this has led to some solid dividend stock opportunities.
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EPR Properties got hit hard by the pandemic shutdowns, but it is working to come back stronger than before.
These three companies all invest in experiential real estate, but they are very different businesses.
EPR Properties can deliver exciting income and total returns.
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EPR earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2024.
For stocks with dividend yields above 8%, these two are on more stable footing than you'd expect.
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These REITs offer attractive monthly dividends.
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These businesses could both benefit as rates come down, especially if the economy has a soft landing.