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What a Mortgage Lender's Dividend Cut Teaches Us
After a 20-year streak, a regional mortgage lender slashed its dividend in the second quarter of 2026. Lucas and Luna unpack what happened, why the yield looked safe until it wasn't, and how investors can spot the warning signs before a cut. They examine the lender's exposure to refinancing volume, its reliance on non-interest income, and the red flags in its payout ratio that were hiding in plain sight. With rates hovering near 4.7% on the ten-year, the episode offers a practical framework for stress-testing any dividend stock—from Realty Income to Verizon—against the real risks of…
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