Viewpoints about dividends
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Powering your portfolio with infrastructure investing
See how infrastructure investing—utilities, energy, telecoms, REITs, and industrials—helps turn life’s necessities into a stabilizing force for portfolios.
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10 need-to-know facts about the bull market’s 10th anniversary
As the bull market turns 10, it has plenty of stories to tell—including a near-death experience. Learn 10 facts about its record run and its impact on equity investing.
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Rethinking value investing in your portfolio
Value investing isn't limited by sector definitions. Mark Donovan of John Hancock Disciplined Value Fund discusses where he and his team see value today.
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What's a dividend and how does it work?
Dividends can offer a recurring income stream. We explore how dividends work, compare them with bonds, and discuss how you can buy a dividend-paying investment.
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Help hedge inflation and interest-rate risk with enduring assets
After lying dormant for the last decade, inflation and interest-rate risk have risen, returning to the investment conversation. See how to prepare your portfolio.
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What's a growth stock? A value stock? Equity market style explained
We explore equity style differences and put growth stocks’ recent market leadership over value in historical context.
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The new tax law and your financial plan
Beyond the reductions in tax rates for corporations and individuals, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 ushered in changes to a number of popular savings vehicles, which means now may be a good time to review your financial plan.
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Growing free cash flow: the key to sustainable equity shareholder yield
Some yield-oriented equity strategies focus on buying stocks with high dividend yields. However, the emphasis should be on dividend sustainability and growth; the shareholder-yield investor can’t simply “set it and forget it.”
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Dividend stocks: a source of value in today’s richly valued market
Dividend-paying stocks hold unique appeal in today’s valuation-rich global equity market, given their record of generating above-average performance with below-average volatility relative to the broad market.
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Why low-volatility stocks may hit bumps in the road
While low-volatility equity strategies appear well suited to provide downside protection in many drawdowns, they can leave an investor more vulnerable when bond yields are rising as stocks fall, our research shows.
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