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Senator Looks for Dividend Stocks: Latest Purchase Is Company with 673 Consecutive Monthly Payouts

BenzingaAug 11, 2026, 10:08 PMChris Katje

A U.S. senator is scooping up stocks that pay out high dividend payments. The latest purchase is a company that pays monthly dividends.

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