Many people who began investing during the tech craze of the 1990s were taught to ignore stock dividends. The logic was that company managers who couldn't adequately reinvest in their own business for growth were probably a bad risk for any investment dollars. Warren Buffett famously has never had a dividend-paying stock at Berkshire Hathaway because he wants to reinvest every dollar of free cash flow himself. But neglecting dividend-paying companies hurts investor returns… The real questions are… Should we care about investing in dividend stocks? Should we favor companies that pay dividends over those that don't? Should companies pay dividends at all? And how much should a company pay? In this section Investment U will provide you with some answers to these questions… answers to help you better understand-and profit from-dividends. Stock Dividends: The Difference Between Success and Failure
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