australian dividends

Plato's Peter Gardner and Atlas' Hugh Dive run the ruler over stocks with above-market yields. They also share a top pick each.

The broker is warning elevated payout ratios across the banking sector means investors should expect flat dividends, apart from at one bank.

One fund manager warns CBA investors may face the five years of dismal returns that CSL investors have worn.

At 26x PE, ~3% div yield, and 2.5% profit growth, CBA outperformance is mainly reliant on a 'greater fool' being willing to pay more.

The greatest challenge today for income-seeking investors is knowing where to move to get strong dividends and additional franking credits.

Michael O'Neill from IML and Ben Clark from TMS Private Wealth analyse three overlooked dividend stocks, and each share a name to avoid.

David Berthon-Jones and Garry Laurence said to look for dividends or growth elsewhere as CBA is the world's most expensive bank stock.

The bank is priced like a growth stock and certainly no longer delivers a great yield. But should investors still consider CBA?

Plus, the unexpected ASX financial Julian McCormack holds a high conviction in.

Explore the investment philosophy that has kept Soul Patts at the forefront of Australian business for over a century.