Could This Stock's 9.9% Dividend Yield Be a Golden Ticket?
Differences in dividend yields can have a significant impact on your portfolio. If you were to invest $25,000 into the average stock in the S&P 500 that yields 1.4%, your annual dividend income would total $350. If instead, you invested in a stock that pays 5%, then your income would total $1,250.
A stock that pays an even higher yield is Omega Healthcare Investors (NYSE: OHI). At 9.9%, the yield could bring in close to double the income you'd collect from a 5%-yielding stock. And although it looks too good to be true, its dividend may actually be safe.
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