UPS ( UPS 0.70%) has paid a dividend to shareholders for 25 years, which reflects many years of solid financial performance. But the business is struggling to grow revenues as customers trade down to lower-priced shipping options. With the stock down 45% from its previous peak, investors can get the stock at a historically high dividend yield.

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This allowed it to grow profits and increase its monthly dividend throughout this time. At $3.16 per share annually, new shareholders earn a dividend yield of 5.1%. Unfortunately, investors continued to punish the stock amid higher interest costs,

In times of market uncertainty, dividend stocks offer a reliable anchor for long-term investors. By carefully selecting companies with strong

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