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| | | ... Australian stocks in the next year could be worse than the Global Financial Crisis, but six stocks are poised to pay good dividends. In 2008, dividends fell by $10.5 billion (or 28%) to $44.9 billion. But this time, dividends could fall about 30%, taking ... |
| | | | ... around 14% in March, slightly more than the average 11% fall in MySuper. "Combined with ASX companies squeezing their dividends this could really put the squeeze of SMSFs to pay retirement income," Dunnin said. Dunnin said based on the standard MySuper ... |
| | | | ... of 2020. In an announcement to the ASX the bank said the lower earnings will be taken into account when considering dividends. A decision on dividends will be made by the Westpac board and likely announced with the first half results on 4 May 2020. Due ... |
| | | | ... due to the stress of the outbreak. "Consumers will retrench and repair their balance sheets. Firms will hoard capital, dividends hikes will be scarce, and stock buyback activity will be far below recent years. Massive deficits will squeeze fiscal finances ... |
| | | | An Australian investment manager has urged the big four banks to continue paying dividends, propping up APRA's suggestion to use underwritten dividend reinvestment plans (DRPs) to meet the needs of the nation's retirees. Plato Investment Management ... |
| | | | As ASX-listed companies wind back dividends, income-focused equities funds will have to look harder for sources of income. Australian companies paid out about $55.5 billion in dividends last year, according to Janus Henderson. On average, between 1917 ... |
| | | | ... The big four banks have all suffered a rating downgrade due to the COVID-19 fallout, while APRA warns they should cut dividends and bonuses. Fitch Ratings downgraded all four of the major banks, and their New Zealand subsidiaries, due to its expectation ... |
| | | | ... use buffers and "maintain capacity to continue to lend and underwrite insurance". "This includes prudent reductions in dividends, taking into account the uncertain outlook for the operating environment and the need to preserve capacity to prioritise ... |
| | | | ... All Ords for the 12 months ahead has returned to positive territory in recent days, and now sits at 1.5%, excluding dividends," he pointed out. "Along with these muted return expectations, the dividend yield that retail investors expect to receive has ... |
| | | | ... usually advised client to manage their investment-related cashflow. Users could receive their salary, interest payments, dividends, distributions, share sale proceeds or rent from an investment property into the account. The product is set to terminate ... |
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