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DIVIDEND

Ben Reynolds

CEO,

Sure Dividend

  • Founded Sure Dividend in 2014
  • Current CEO of Sure Dividend
  • Dividend Growth-Focused Investment Researcher

About Ben

Ben Reynolds is the CEO and founder of Sure Dividend. Sure Dividend helps individual investors build high-quality growth stock portfolios for rising passive income over the long run. Sure Dividend analyzes 600+ income securities to find the best dividend growth stocks for the long run. His work has appeared on Forbes, MSN Money, The Street, and other leading financial sites.

Ben's Articles

Black Hills Corp. (BKH) is an electric utility that provides electricity and natural gas to customers in Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming. Black Hills was founded in 1941, and has a $3.6 billion market cap, while generating about $2.2 billion in annual revenue. The company is a Dividend King thanks to 54 years of consecutive dividend increases, explains Ben Reynolds, editor of Sure Retirement.
Returns from dividend stocks can be thought of on a spectrum. On one end of the spectrum is high growth. On the other end is high yield. In very rare cases, a stock can offer both, but that usually involves a high level of risk. One name I like here is SJW Group (SJW), explains Ben Reynolds, editor of Sure Dividend.
Safehold (SAFE) went public in June 2017, with iStar as its manager and primary investor; recently, the two firms merged to form a single entity, notes Ben Reynolds, editor of Sure Dividend's Top 10 REITs.
American Financial Group (AFG) is an insurance holding company that is engaged in property and casualty insurance, focusing on specialized commercial products for businesses. In business for over 150 years, this $10 billion market cap company has regularly increased its quarterly dividend since 2006, explains Ben Reynolds, editor of Sure Dividend.

Ben's Videos

Learn how to start, maintain, and grow your dividend growth portfolio with high-quality stocks for rising passive income over the long run.