Dividend Stocks

Prime has built itself into a diversified adviser through a string of acquisitions, and it has rewarded shareholders with a steadily rising, well-covered dividend. This article examines whether that yield reflects genuine value or simply a depressed share price, and what could threaten the …

Peet appears on income screens with an indicated yield of about 6.34% as at mid-2026. That is attractive on paper, but land development is a cyclical, capital-intensive business where profits arrive in waves. This article looks at whether the housing-shortage story can underpin both …

For income investors, the combination of full franking and a high yield is appealing. But a closer look reveals a trailing payout boosted by a special dividend and a reported payout ratio above earnings — factors that make the “can they maintain it?” question …

A 7.69% indicated yield makes PWR look like a generous income stock. But dealership margins are cyclical, and the same forces lifting the trailing yield may pressure future dividends. This article looks at what PWR does, why the screen reads high, and whether the …

That model has attracted income seekers during a period of elevated interest rates. The headline attraction is yield — a screener currently points to about 8.67%. This article looks at how that figure arises, how the loan book is performing, and what could pressure …

MRE gives everyday investors access to commercial real estate credit and related strategies — an area normally reserved for institutions — with the attraction of regular monthly income. That monthly cadence and a mid-single-digit distribution rate are what put it on income screens near …

Metcash appears with an indicated yield of about 6.12% as at mid-2026, backed by a long record of fully franked dividends. Unlike many high-yield names, this is an established, profitable payer. The headline question is whether MTS is the dependable defensive dividend stock its …