First of all, yes, they do exist! There are stocks that pay dividends on a monthly basis. If you’re only familiar with those that pay quarterly, semi-annual, or yearly dividends, this article will be a real eye-opener. Second, I’ll show you where to look and how to fit them into your portfolio. Third, I’ll share some stocks that beat the yield on U.S. Treasuries hands-down.
Realty Income Corp. (NYSE: O) is a 42-year old, publicly traded real estate company. It pays monthly dividends through revenue received from 2,600 commercial properties that they own and operate in 49 states. Realty Income yields 5.4% and has been paying monthly dividends since 1969. Main Street Capital (NYSE: MAIN) is a principal investment firm that, according to its website, provides long-term debt and equity capital to lower middle market companies. MAIN has never cut its dividend. It currently pays 9.3%.
Source: Motley Fool
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