Banks have been mentioned quite often here, but what about insurance companies? Do you have any in your portfolio? I cancelled my position in $ALLY+1.5% completely last year (with profits) and kept only Radian Group $RDN+1.6%, which is scheduled to pay me a dividend today (3.55%) 😎.
Capital Structure
Market Cap
5.6B
Enterpr. Val.
7.3B
Valuation
P/E
9.8
P/S
5.9
I've been thinking about VIG for a while, but the dividend withholding tax is quite a turn off.
I think $BRK-B+1.0% is good enough for me. They'll take care of it for me😁
Insurance companies are not my cup of coffee, but it's not bad. Berkshire trusts them, too, and a lot.
I don't have insurance companies in my portfolio, and today is one of the reasons not to have them. I am referring to @rickiereeve's post where one can see how one unexpected event can significantly affect their business and hit their revenue.
I only have $PGR+1.4%, one of America's largest insurance companies, focused mainly on auto insurance. For me, the insurance company is on par with a bank in terms of safety, stability, and actually those dividends.