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Turn low interest income into more dividend income for now and into the future! Here’s how.

The energy sector has come roaring back, but there's still one niche in the industry that offers decent values.

With or without a federal infrastructure bill, renewable energy generating capacity is going to continue to grow quickly.

These red-hot oil stocks look like they have plenty of fuel to continue rallying.

Looking for big dividend payers with solid businesses and good future prospects? Here are two good ones to put on your short list.

It's easy if you have time, patience, and these companies in your portfolio.

Author Bio Travis Hoium has been writing for fool.com since July 2010 and covers the solar industry, renewable energy, and gaming stocks among other things. Follow @TravisHoium Renewable energy stocks might not be the first place you look for dividends, but maybe they should be. Leading owners of renewable energy assets have long histories of paying growing dividends and own assets that have contracted energy payments for decades.  Given low yields in bond markets and h...

Author Bio Began my career as a trader for NYC hedge fund Elliott Management. Worked for Bear, Stearns in London as a trader, then became an analyst at several hedge funds. Currently CFO for a mortgage bank. Also author a daily blog on real estate called The Daily Tearsheet www.thedailytearsheet.com Follow @TMFBrentNyitray Finding high-yield dividend stocks is usually a difficult endeavor since a high yield is often a red flag that something is wrong and the ...

Author Bio Reuben Gregg Brewer believes dividends are a window into a companys soul. He tries to invest in good souls. Real estate investment trust (REIT) Federal Realty (NYSE:FRT) just bought a shopping center in Virginia. The property is 83% leased, but the Federal Realty says it has big plans for adding value to the asset, which is the core of its approach -- and the reason this landlord is one of the best shopping center REITs in the business. Heres a closer look at...

AT&T will cut its dividend after spinning out its WarnerMedia unit. A smaller telecom company is a much better dividend stock for income-focused investors.