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8 monthly dividend stocks to buy for consistent income

Our bills are monthly, most dividend payouts aren't.

By Josh Enomoto,
InvestorPlace
– 10/18/2019

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The top 5 dividend investing articles of the month

These five investing articles, featuring high-yield dividend stocks and ETFs, are among the most-read in September. They also garnered high marks from readers who rated them as the most helpful articles.

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ETFs will keep getting more active

While only 2% of ETFs were actively-managed as of about a year ago, 2020 has seen a flurry of new launches of smart-beta funds and active products.

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Smart ways to use your HSA in retirement

Health savings accounts (HSAs) can be used in a variety of ways to help manage health costs in retirement. This eBook highlights your choices and new flexibility to cover health expenses.

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