Kemper Corporation (NYSE:KMPR) has become a genuine talking point among income investors, and for once the headline yield holds up under scrutiny. The specialty insurer's quarterly dividend, combined with a share price that has fallen sharply from prior years, produces a yield in the …
Kilroy Realty (NYSE:KRC) has re-entered the conversation among income investors, and the reason is straightforward: a well-covered quarterly payout attached to a share price that has spent much of the past two years under pressure.
Lazard (NYSE:LAZ) occupies a distinctive spot on Wall Street, an independent advisory and asset-management house whose fortunes rise and fall with dealmaking and markets. For income investors, the appeal is a steady quarterly dividend that, with the shares near $44, delivers a trailing yield …
LKQ Corporation (NASDAQ:LKQ) rarely grabs headlines, but the auto-parts distributor has quietly become an income candidate. With the shares trading near $25, well off past highs, the company's flat quarterly dividend now works out to a trailing yield of roughly 4.7%.
Hennessy Advisors is the kind of niche financial stock that rarely makes headlines, yet its dividend is doing the talking. The mutual-fund manager pays a quarterly cash dividend that, against a single-digit share price, works out to a yield close to 6%.
Hormel Foods is one of the market's most storied dividend payers, and after a prolonged slide in its share price, the maker of Spam, Skippy, Planters, and Jennie-O now yields more than it has in years.
Huntsman's headline trailing yield of roughly 5.3% looks eye-catching for a chemicals maker trading below $10, but that number tells a misleading story. The screening figure is largely a rear-view artifact of a dividend the company has since slashed.
International Paper (NYSE:IP) is best known as one of the world's largest packaging and containerboard producers, but after a stretch of volatile trading its dividend has moved into the spotlight. With the shares near $36 and an annual payout of $1.85, the stock carries …
A single-digit share price paired with a payout that screens close to 6% has pushed JBG SMITH Properties (NYSE:JBGS) back into the conversations of income-focused REIT investors. The Washington, DC-area landlord keeps writing quarterly checks even as its stock languishes, and that combination is …
Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NYSE:KMB) occupies a special place in income-investing circles, and for good reason: the maker of Kleenex, Huggies and Scott owns one of the longest dividend-growth records in corporate America.