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At Morningstar, we think that the best dividend stocks aren’t simply the highest-yielding dividend stocks. We suggest that investors look beyond a stock’s yield and instead choose stocks with durable dividends and buy those stocks when they’re undervalued.

Dividend-paying stocks are a great way to generate passive income and can be considered a safe bet in the current uncertain market

As global economies stabilize post-pandemic, the Singapore market continues to navigate the ripple effects of international inflation dynamics, with investors keeping a keen eye on how these trends may influence local indices.

Monthly dividend stocks are useful for investors in search of a source of income in the form of regular payments, which can be beneficial during retirement. Some investors may also choose to invest in monthly dividend stocks during bear markets,

As a long-term investor, I look for dividend-paying stocks with low volatility and the potential for market-beating total returns. In this video, I discuss the five highest-yielding stocks I own and why I like each business.