Sentence examples for you dividends from inspiring English sources

"If you get fiscal and monetary policy right, it pays you dividends because it reduces the markets' concerns about the economy," Mr. Snow said.

"If you own a REIT, it's because it's going to pay you dividends — that is the attraction right now," said Paul D. Puryear, the director of real estate research at Raymond James & Associates.

And even if you let it bleed you dry, it may never yield you dividends.

I'm referring to funds that, for whatever reason, a company you worked for or an insurance company that owes you dividends -- among many such possibilities -- cannot find you.

Only invest in legitimate businesses that are willing to enter legally binding contracts that specify they will have to pay you dividends when they become profitable.

A little exercise that can pay you dividends, if you take it seriously--finish this sentence: My dog is happier than me most of the time because ______.

And if you like dividends, you probably love shares of Citigroup now, which offer 3.9% yield.

If you like dividends, you are in for a good decade.

"It is preferable to a spin-off where you dividend shares of Blockbuster to existing shareholders, without them surrendering any stock in Viacom.

On the other hand, "when you're raising dividends, you want to be cautious, because you want to leave yourself some operating cushion in case you're wrong," he said.

"When you're cutting dividends, you don't want to trickle out the bad news — you want to get it out there and get it done," he said.