Trying to help my parents invest some of their money and thought some large cap dividend paying stocks would be a good play for them. Anyone know where I can find up to date info on dividend payouts? Seems like Yahoo Finance is a little out of date. Thanks chimps and chimpettes.
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Yahoo Finance isn't out of date... but why don't you just look at a high-dvd ETF (i.e. "DVY") and then search for their top holdings? Just doing a quick search for a yield-based ETF and a cross-reference in Yahoo Finance got me 10 bellwethers with big dividends: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/HL?s=DVY+Holdings
Consider MLPs, Utilities, Telecoms, etc. if you want safe high-yielders
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