Does Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) have enough cash now and going forward to pay its rich dividend? There should be a great deal ...

The last of these looks defensible as a way of recognizing Ford Credit’s real economic contribution to the overall company.

Ford plans 2025 dividends despite falling profits and tariffs, raising questions about sustainability and cash flow limits.

Ford Motor seems determined to avoid reducing its dividend, even as President Trump's tariff policies hammer the auto maker's profit. The company is on track this year to pay dividends of 75 cents a ...

An intended holding period of "forever" is often a great mindset to have when looking for new stocks to buy. It's freeing, in ...

Ford is also not shy about dishing out supplemental and special dividends when it has extra cash, as it did when it sold off its stake in Rivian and offered investors a juicy $0.65-per-share ...

As Ford is expected to earn $1.24 per share this year, its payout ratio stands at 49% right now. This payout ratio provides a sufficient margin of safety to the dividend for the foreseeable future ...

This isn’t my fist time highlighting the flaws of Ford’s dividend. Since I last wrote about the company Sept. 12, F stock has fallen 3.7% from $9.41 to $9.06 per share.

In fact, Ford might be able to generate total returns of 25% annually over the next decade, making it one of the best dividend investments you can make today.

Better yet, Ford Pro EBIT margin checked in at 15.1% during the second quarter, compared to Ford Blue's 4.4%. Why Ford is a great dividend stock ...

The success that Ford had in recovering without assistance allowed Ford to become the dividend giant of the U.S. auto industry, with the restoration of its dividend in early 2012 for the first ...

Ford is also not shy about dishing out supplemental and special dividends when it has extra cash, as it did when it sold off its stake in Rivian and offered investors a juicy $0.65-per-share ...