🅰️ This REIT Earned a Stellar "A" Grade

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View in browser SPONSORED Trump’s #1 Alaska stock President Trump just made a significant move in the American Birthright story, opening Alaskan lands for mining: This is a massive opportunity - both for American mineral production, and for individual investors who know exactly where to park their cash before mining begins. And I have pinpointed the company at the forefront of this mining project. You’ll find the name and ticker symbol of this company for FREE, right here. SAFETY NET This REIT Continues to Reward Investors Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club CareTrust REIT (NYSE: CTRE) has been a big winner in my Oxford Income Letter portfolio, with a total return of 173% in the 3 1/2 years since I recommended it. Part of that total return has been from the company's dividend yield. The current yield is 3.7%, though Oxford Income Letter subscribers who bought it when it was first recommended are earning over 8% annually on the original price. Whether you're earning more than 8% or today's 3.7% or anything in between, you need to feel confident that the dividend is safe. Let's dig in and see if it is. CareTrust REIT leases nursing homes and assisted and independent living facilities to operators. It has over 400 properties across 35 states and another 130 properties in the U.K. Because CareTrust is a REIT (real estate investment trust), we use a measure of cash flow called funds from operations, or FFO. In 2024, FFO grew 66% to $331 million. Over the past three years, it has grown by an average of 17% per year. That's exceptional. This year, that growth is forecast to slow to 8%, with FFO coming in at $359 million. In 2026 and 2027, growth is expected to accelerate into the double digits again. View larger image   CareTrust REIT paid shareholders $172 million in dividends last year for a payout ratio of just 52%. This year, the projected $189 million in dividend payments should result in a payout ratio of 53%. SPONSORED Cash Code X LIVE Trading Masterclass For the first time ever, see the AI developed trading breakthrough that can help you target 14X gains in just three months. RSVP to the Cash Code X LIVE Trading Masterclass November 19 at 2 p.m. ET. So the company generates nearly double the cash flow that it needs in order to pay the dividend. With FFO expected to continue to rise, the company should be able to keep raising the dividend, as it has every year since it began paying one in 2014. CareTrust REIT has everything you want to see in a Perpetual Dividend Raiser. It has a stellar track record of annual dividend increases, it generates strong cash flow, and it has a low enough payout ratio to ensure that the dividend should remain intact even if the company hits an unexpected obstacle. It's no wonder the stock has performed so well over the past several years. CareTrust REIT's dividend is very safe. Dividend Safety Rating: A By the way, yesterday, in the November issue of my monthly newsletter, The Oxford Income Letter, I recommended a different income play with an "A" grade and an even higher yield than CareTrust's. It has positive cash flow growth, a low payout ratio, and an incredible track record of dividend raises. Click here or on the button below to subscribe to The Oxford Income Letter and get access to every recommendation in all of my model portfolios. Get the Details Here Good investing, Marc BUILD AND PROTECT YOUR WEALTH Forget Scanning Stocks. Discover Why Trading 1 Ticker Over and Over Could Have Produced Triple-Digit Gains Week After Week. [Watch Video] The Overlooked Energy Play Poised to Surge in the AI Boom Get Marc's Top 5 Dividend Stocks (FREE PICKS) Weak Earnings? This Chart Is Still a Strong "Buy" MORE FROM WEALTHY RETIREMENT The American Dream Is More Attainable Than Ever Can You Handle Getting Punched in the Mouth? 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