How We Beat the COVID Dividend Collapse
(WorldNews Business)

2020 has been a brutal year for dividends. According to asset management company Janus Henderson, global dividends declined by around 22% in the second quarter of the year, and that company expects a 17% to 24% decline across the year. That`s a brutal and fast decline driven by the economic slowdown put in place to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, and it represents the worst decline in dividend income since the financial crisis. Yet in our household, the dividends we`ve received have held remarkably steady overall and look as if they may actually increase a bit in 2020, bucking the global meltdown. To some extent, we got lucky -- coming into the year, we had no way of knowing just how awful...