Investors who want income may turn to dividend-paying strategies. When choosing between funds, it's important to consider whether the strategy fits your goals and what you will pay, experts say ...

Dividend stock funds focus on stable companies with a track record of paying dividends, while bond funds invest in interest-bearing securities, including high-yield "junk" bonds.

Below are four funds that focus on investing in solid companies that yield good dividends. All of them show excellent average annual returns over a 10-year period. All have low costs.

The top-ten monthly-paying dividend investment companies, funds, & notes. showing the biggest yields for per YChart & YahooFinance data, featured two uncollateralized debt instruments [ETNs], and ...

The top-ten monthly-paying dividend investment companies, funds, & notes. showing the biggest yields for per YChart & Yahoo Finance data, featured two uncollateralized debt instruments [ETNs], six ...

A dividend fund or ETF holds a significant amount of dividend-paying stocks. A dividend fund collects the dividends it gets from its stock holdings, then distributes them to shareholders based on ...

If you own stocks or index funds, it’s quite possible you’re already involved in some degree of dividend investing: About 77% of S&P 500 stocks pay a dividend, for instance.

Investors who want income may turn to dividend-paying strategies. When choosing between funds, it's important to consider whether the strategy fits your goals and what you will pay, experts say.

Dividend stock funds focus on stable companies with a track record of paying dividends, while bond funds invest in interest-bearing securities, including high-yield "junk" bonds.