Sentence examples for much dividends from inspiring English sources

But investors may not fully appreciate how much dividends can help swell a portfolio.

The poor don't own much dividend-paying stock.

It means you won't have much dividend growth.

It doesn't have as much dividend growth as they should be offering.

"This shows how much dividend the efforts of the Government and development partners are yielding on the Health sector to promote good health behaviour in order to reduce maternal and child mortality in Sierra Leone".

There are shareholders who are told that they can expect much lower dividends during the expansion, and there are also O'Leary's many critics who have always felt that he cuts too many corners.

Indeed, the 2003 tax cut has already proved a major boon to some of America's wealthiest people: corporations in which executives or a single family hold a large fraction of stocks are suddenly paying much bigger dividends, which are now taxed at only 15percentt no matter how high the income of their recipient.

But remember: Other investors know as much about dividends as you do.

It would have been more cost-effective to buy an image processor from whomever, but creating a custom one gave Apple an edge that paid off much larger dividends in the long run.

The mortgage lender, desperate for capital, agreed to terms very favorable to BofA: For its $2 billion the bank got preferred shares convertible into common worth $2.4 billion at the time of the transaction and paying twice as much in dividends as the common.

And that's fair: A large campaign war chest and a zealously constructed campaign infrastructure are the sorts of things that will pay much greater dividends in January than they're paying at the moment.