EPR Properties (EPR)

EPR Properties maintains a healthy 6.57% dividend yield from an investment-grade balance sheet, but faces risk from its largest tenant, AMC Entertainment. AMC's financial instability, high debt, and o...

All of us could use a little extra cash each month. After fighting years of high inflation, market uncertainty, and increasing cost of living, monthly income could be a boon.

When you retire on dividends, you need to make some material budgeting changes, since most dividends are paid quarterly. However, there are some companies that pay monthly, which is pretty much as clo...

KANSAS CITY, Mo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EPR Properties (NYSE: EPR) will release Q3 2025 financial results on Oct. 29, 2025 & earnings call will be on Thurs., Oct. 30, 2025 at 8:30 a.m. ET.

It is getting difficult to find attractive places to invest. As I write this, the S&P 500 , Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average all trade within a few percentage points of their all-tim...

Most investors still equate dividends with sleepy quarterly payouts that barely outrun inflation, while the real action supposedly lives in high-octane growth stocks.

Experiential spending continues to be strong and may be spurred higher by rate cuts. REITs largely benefit from falling rates, as debt is a primary means of growth. Collect monthly income and enjoy th...

Most stocks pay quarterly dividends, which is fine for many shareholders who reinvest dividends.

In this video, Motley Fool contributor Jason Hall explains why he owns dividend stocks United Parcel Service (UPS 1.41%), Meritage Homes (MTH 1.25%), and EPR Properties (EPR 1.28%), and thinks they're...

Many companies pay dividends, and most of them make quarterly payments. However, some make monthly payouts, making them ideal for those seeking to generate passive income.