A function of how GreatWest Life does. GWO had a solid earnings that helps them. He expects 5% earnings per share growth. It's cheap at 8.8x with a well covered dividend. Not exciting but you can get dividend growth.
A function of how GreatWest Life does. GWO had a solid earnings that helps them. He expects 5% earnings per share growth. It's cheap at 8.8x with a well covered dividend. Not exciting but you can get dividend growth.
A subsidiary of Power Corp. Power Financial gives direct exposure to Great West Life, Investors Group and Mackenzie Investments. The insurance business is tough right now as they require actuarial returns of 6% per year, which they used to be able to do with bonds when interest rates were higher. Margins are narrowing as well. It is a stock that pays a great dividend and it should provide high single-digit returns each year including the dividend. You could buy it on weakness.
A subsidiary of Power Corp. Power Financial gives direct exposure to Great West Life, Investors Group and Mackenzie Investments. The insurance business is tough right now as they require actuarial returns of 6% per year, which they used to be able to do with bonds when interest rates were higher. Margins are narrowing as well. It is a stock that pays a great dividend and it should provide high single-digit returns each year including the dividend. You could buy it on weakness.
For a long-term investor The stock has been sideways for a decade, though it pays a decent, safe dividend. The same goes with POW-T. It's a defensive stock during a recession. Otherwise, don't expect growth going forward.
For a long-term investor The stock has been sideways for a decade, though it pays a decent, safe dividend. The same goes with POW-T. It's a defensive stock during a recession. Otherwise, don't expect growth going forward.
POW vs. PWF POW has better liquidity so institutional investors prefer it. For growth, though, these are plays on life insurance. The PWF yield is over 6% and tantalizing. They likely won't cut the dividend, but probably will pause dividend growth. There are better stocks in asset management or insurance. He wouldn't buy either for capital appreciation.
POW vs. PWF POW has better liquidity so institutional investors prefer it. For growth, though, these are plays on life insurance. The PWF yield is over 6% and tantalizing. They likely won't cut the dividend, but probably will pause dividend growth. There are better stocks in asset management or insurance. He wouldn't buy either for capital appreciation.
