Sentence examples for sweet dividends from inspiring English sources

For one thing, because the hive requires all the honey it can produce during its first year, a beekeeper must wait until the second summer to receive any sweet dividends.

Companies that pay sweet dividends or purchase their own shares (another form of dividend) sound like a good deal for investors.

"In the past few weeks, we've learned a lot more Romanian than they have English". For the Ruckels, Izidor and Izabela are the fruits of an international gamble that has paid off with sweet dividends.

Your investment will be rewarded with some of the sweetest dividends ever.

The perpetual preferred shares that Berkshire Hathaway bought, when Goldman was scrambling to prop up its share value, pay a sweet 10% dividend, and the Omaha company also gets dibs on $5 billion of common shares at $115 each if it chooses.

But Santander hopes to keep British shareholders sweet by paying dividends in sterling, and paying them four times a year (Abbey and other UK banks distribute their dividends twice a year).

"Our sweet spot for dividend investing is really anything between about 2 % and 4, with increases of 5% to 10% a year," says Carlson, withalso lincreasesofportunity for capital appreciation in high-quality dividend payers.

DESPITE the gyrations in the stock market this year, one sweet spot has been dividends.

And it is keeping shareholders sweet with steadily rising dividends and a share-buyback programme.But today's frantic dealmaking means conglomerates such as GE find it harder to argue that they are worth more than the sum of their parts.

Mutuals are not obliged to keep City shareholders sweet by handing out generous dividends, so in theory more profit can be returned to the membership.

(See "Swiss Insurers Not So Sweet").. On the dividend issue, AXA offered little comfort to investors.