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Dividend Growth Investor: Eight Dividend Growth Companies Rewarding Shareholders With Raises Last Week

Markets tend to rally over time. That’s because the economy continues to grow over time. And as companies increase their earnings, they can also reward shareholders.

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  • Many do this by paying a dividend. These cash payments to the company owners reward them for their investment. Over time, the U.S. stock market has managed to provide steadily increasing dividends for investors. That’s a recipe for investment success.

    The best part about dividends is that a company pays out in cash. It can’t be restated like earnings.

    That cash can be reinvested in the same company, or used to invest in a new company. Or just about any other purpose. All while still holding shares.

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    Several companies have raised their dividends recently. That includes Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ). They develop oil and natural gas products.

    CNQ recently raised their dividend payout by 7.1%, and today’s buyers can get a 4.3% dividend. Over time, however, growing earnings and dividends can mean a far higher payout.

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  • Another recent dividend raiser is Agree Realty (ADC). This retail property real estate investment trust (REIT) just raised their payout by 1.2%, marking the 12th consecutive year of dividend increases.

    Shares pay a 4.1% dividend, and unlike many other dividend-paying stocks, Agree Realty pays out on a monthly basis.

     

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