If you are looking at banks, this high-yield ugly duckling that just got fined $3 billion is an attractive, low-risk turnaround story.
One is high yield, and the other offers rapid dividend growth. Both can be added to your portfolio for less than $200.
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Citigroup stock has a forward dividend yield of 4%. Wells Fargo believes that the stock could double over the next two and a half years as the company's CEO Jane Fraser tries to turn around the lender....
With a 6% dividend yield and a 150-year-plus history of paying dividends, this high-yield bank is looking to change the game it's playing.
Bank of America has surpassed the broader market over the past year, and Wall Street analysts are maintaining a cautiously optimistic outlook on the stock's potential.
Citigroup has outperformed the broader market this year by a wide margin, but analysts are only moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.
With Bank of America's above-market returns YTD, Wall Street analysts are optimistic about its prospects.
Mortgage REIT AGNC Investment has a huge yield, but its dividend isn't reliable. This high-yield bank has paid dividends for over 175 years.