dividend growth

iShares Canadian Select Dividend Index ETF offers you a high yield from 30 top dividend payers selected using growth and sustainability criteria.

A successful dividend stock investing strategy includes growth stocks plus value stocks that have a history of making dividend payments to investors

You Can See Our WSSF Income-Seeking Portfolio For March 2025 Here.

This month, we are updating our WSSF Portfolio for Income-Seeking Investors.


This portfolio is a good starting point for investors who need income....

Include dividend-paying blue chips as you add the best reliable stocks to your portfolio, but select them wisely for greater levels of safety. Here’s what to look for.

Traditional telecommunications service providers, such as Telus and BCE, are trading at substantially lower valuations compared to other “infrastructure” type companies. This is not only true for Canadian companies, but also for U.S. and other similar companies in Europe.


Growth and profitability: Railways in the lead


In order to compare the various infrastructure groups, we selected the main Canadian and U.S....

Restaurant Brands has laid out ambitious expansion plans with 7,000 new restaurants in the next five years while it pays you 3.7% & buys back shares.

Long-term favourite Texas Instruments Inc.’s revised spending plans boost its free cash flow projections significantly as it maintains market dominance.

The major Canadian and U.S. stock markets, while still subject to volatility, continue to offer attractive returns for investors—especially if you buy the top stocks. All in all, we think that if you can afford to stay in the market for several years or longer, now is a good time for new buying....

McDonald’s continues to improve its domestic performance and keeps raising dividends despite international challenges and an E. coli scare.

Companies that pay regular and growing dividends have performed very well over time when compared to the broad market indices.


A strategy such as selecting stocks with a long history of uninterrupted dividend growth—as represented by the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats—has resulted in gains of 11.8% per year over the past 30 years; this compares to 10.9% for the S&P 500 Index....