Sentence examples for generous yield from inspiring English sources
Changes in which way dividends are taxed have also led to speculation that investors could enjoy a special dividend in 2016, on top of an already generous yield.
Such a generous yield, however, raises concerns about the sustainability of the dividend.
Slatin says he is comfortable buying Carey now because of the generous yield, and the company's stable tenant base.
"[These techniques] delivered a generous yield of high-grade weed without it growing into a monster ganja tree or it taking three to four months to flower, which is normal," explains Top Shelf Grower, a YouTuber and cannabis expert.
"Investors need to be careful of overly generous yields," said Howard Silverblatt of Standard & Poor's, pointing to the possibility that more cuts will soon be announced.
Second, it will grow in areas where many other fruit won't work as well, like a low hedge or wall shrub, in poorer soils and cold, exposed sites, where a single plant can produce surprisingly generous yields.
The World Bank helped the Mexican government raise $290m in October by placing "catastrophe bonds", which pay investors generous yields against the loss of their principal in the event that disaster strikes.
Because of the dislocations in the credit markets, tax exempts have been offering fairly generous yields.
Yet second-tier industrial credits offer very generous yields to credit investors.
To hedge against this, Chuck Carlson, editor of DRIP Investor, says investors should allocate a portion of their funds to tax-exempt bonds which have been offering generous yields.
Mondays first scheduled bond issue of the year for the Greek government quelled worries a bit, as investors flocked to the generous yields of 6.2%, which is 0.3% above the country's existing debt with similar maturities.
