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Image source: Getty Images. 1. Altria. Tobacco titan Altria (NYSE: MO) has long been a solid dividend-paying company. It remains one today -- and it's offering a fat dividend yield, recently 7.8% ...
Its 67.3% payout ratio also offers significantly more cushion than Pfizer's 221%, and its pricing power has consistently offset volume declines. As a result, Altria scans as the better high-yield ...
Altria's stock has been growing, though not at a breakneck speed, and its dividend -- recently yielding 7.3% -- does look attractive. The recent payout ratio of 67% suggests it's sustainable (at ...
Management raised Pfizer's dividend by 2.4% last December, a sign of confidence the payout is safe. The payout ratio is also getting healthier. The dividend is approximately 64% of estimated 2024 ...
The company lacks much growth, so the stock yields almost 8% today. Yet, the dividend is safe. The payout ratio is only 80% of earnings, plus analysts estimate Altria will grow earnings by 3.5% ...
The company's payout ratio is a bit high at more than 80% of earnings (although it has been at this level for several years now). Altria's revenue has also declined for the past two years, and ...
Altria's dividend payout ratio is manageable at 80% of cash flow, down from a decade ago. Additionally, the company boasts a BBB (investment grade) credit rating with a positive outlook from ...
Yet Altria is no yield trap because its payout is safe. The company routinely spends about 80% of its earnings on dividends. That's a higher dividend payout ratio than most companies, but Altria's ...