It might be prudent to make a point of collecting a little more cash in the near future, and worry a little less about growth ...

AT&T (T) stock has seen a steep decline in the last six months. Read this article to see why I think AT&T won't be able to keep its word on future dividends.

However, one thing that can offer investors consistency is dividend payouts. Dividends don't get the same attention as share price returns, but they can be very valuable when it comes to making money ...

Summary. AT&T is not only the highest dividend-paying stock across its peer group, but also a top contender across the broader market. Based on the last declared quarterly dividend rate of $0.52 ...

Is AT&T still a great dividend stock? Although cutting the payout will probably keep the dividend yield far above the S&P 500 average, income investors may want to stay away from AT&T stock.

AT&T stock first reached its current price in the mid-1990s. Though it has fluctuated since then, the dividend returns represented the positive returns on AT&T stock in many cases.

During periods of market volatility and economic uncertainty, investors often look for refuge in dependable, dividend-paying stocks. These rare giants provide not only consistent income but also ...

In the last 12-months, there have been dozens of stocks that have provided multi-fold returns. At the same time, there have been underperformers in the bull market. AT&T (NYSE:T) stock is among ...

AT&T (NYSE:T) stock recently hit its lowest point since 2010. And, if you bought AT&T stock 20 years ago, you’d have lost around 40% of your starting capital in the ensuing two decades, not ...

Having existed in one form or another for over 130 years, AT&T's (NYSE: T) stock history is in many ways a history of the telephone itself. With dividend investing as a whole enjoying something of ...