Key Points UPS' high dividend payout ratios based on earnings and free cash flow are concerning. However, the company's ...

Moreover, there's another major reason to cut the dividend, and it doesn't stem from sustainability considerations. Instead, ...

Even if UPS slashes its dividend in half, it would yield more than 3.3% at recent share prices — with the payout likely ...

As UPS addresses long-term headwinds of high costs and declining margins', it is currently trading near Covid lows. Click to ...

End-market weakness and the deteriorating sustainability of the dividend cloud UPS's underlying progress on its long-term strategic objectives. Management doesn't want to cut the dividend ...

In that case, even despite the significant short-term pain and loss of shareholder trust, it can become worthwhile to cut the dividend and reinvest those funds elsewhere. In the case of UPS ...

UPS' (NYSE: UPS) current forward dividend yield of around 4.4% is highly attractive for income-seeking investors, but is the payout sustainable? The company's earnings have disappointed recently ...

There's a strong case for buying the stock, but it would be even stronger if management decided to cut the dividend. Investors should be wary when a blue-chip stock like UPS yields almost 7%.

UPS' board of directors might decide to cut the dividend ... but the absence of any discussion about management's commitment to the dividend could trigger a not-so-warm-and-fuzzy feeling for ...