Five small and mid-cap dividend payers
Amid concerns about the “Big Four” banks’ dividend outlook and as BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto slash their dividends, many investors may now be turning their attention to small and mid-cap companies in their hunt for yield. As smaller companies are often growing at a faster rate than their large-cap peers, they often prefer to reinvest profits to fund growth, rather than pay out dividends. In an article published in Switzer Super Report on Thursday, Geoff Wilson looked at stocks that are exceptions to this high growth / low or no-yield scenario and also discusses some small and mid-cap stocks with considerable franking balances. You can read this article here: (VIEW LINK)
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