Trump’s promised policies without details, lackluster economic growth and an overvalued market may lead to uncertainty in the near future. This calls for investing in dividend paying stocks. Dividend stocks pay regular income irrespective of market movements. They are also less taxed as compared to interest income, help your portfolio to grow at a compounded rate, protect from earnings manipulation, act as a hedge against inflation, and reflect a solid financial structure and healthy underlying fundamentals. We have, thus, selected five dividend paying stocks...
Alliance Holdings GP, L.P. (AHGP) produces and markets coal primarily to utilities and industrial users in the U.S. Rio Tinto plc (RIO), a mining and metals company, finds, mines, and processes mineral resources internationally including the U.S. Kforce Inc. (KFRC) is engaged in providing professional and technical specialty staffing services and solutions in the U.S and internationally. j2 Global, Inc. (JCOM) engages in the provision of Internet services worldwide including the U.S. Progressive Corp (PGR) is an insurance holding company. The company operates its vehicle businesses and property business in the U.S.
Source: Yahoo Finance
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