Dividend investor Roland Head discusses his passive income portfolio and highlights a stock he's bought recently with a 10% yield. The post Am I crazy to own all of these 9% passive income stocks? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.

A high-yielding stock’s likely to appeal to passive income hunters. But this doesn’t necessarily mean it would make a sound investment. The post Could this 16.5%-yielder turn £10,000 into annual passive income of £34,

Read here for 5 dividend stocks that offer a rare combination of high yields, wide moats, strong balance sheets, and growing payouts for a lifetime of passive income.

Investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is one of the easiest ways to start generating passive income. You don't have to manage a portfolio of stocks. Instead, you can buy a few diversified funds and just sit back and watch the income passively flow into your portfolio.

You can buy a bunch of stocks that pay quarterly dividends and set it up in such a way that you get monthly dividends. For instance, you can buy one stock that pays in January, another stock that pays in February,

Here are two of the safest Canadian dividend ETFs with high yields that can help you generate monthly passive income over the long term.

Kenvue (NYSE: KVUE) stock is down since completing its spin-off from Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) in August 2023. Kenvue is a stable stalwart with a growing dividend. Here's why the future is bright for Kenvue and why the high-yield dividend stock is worth a closer look for risk-averse investors looking to boost their passive income stream.

Most big-cap stocks and your favorite tech stocks may be rallying right now, but the market is still walking a tightrope this year as inflation is stickier than expected and the recent round of government layoffs could end up lifting unemployment.