1. JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPQ) is a high-yield monthly dividend ETF designed for maximum income with higher volatility compared to its sister ETF, JEPI. 2. JEPQ captures up to 85% of the Nasdaq's gains but leaves some potential profits on the table due to its capped upside. 3. Investors should be aware of the high tax implications, with 30% to 50% of gains potentially going to taxes, making it suitable for tax-advantaged accounts like Roth IRAs.

1. Highlights recent dividend changes among Dividend Champions, Contenders, and Challengers. 2. Lists companies with upcoming ex-dividend dates and pay dates. 3. Provides a summary of dividend increases and upcoming dividend-related activities.

1. Pizza Pizza Royalty Corp. offers a strong investment opportunity with a royalty model, consistent growth, and attractive valuations. 2. The company has a track record of expanding its restaurant count and increasing dividends, with plans for international expansion. 3. Despite a weak consumer environment, Pizza Pizza has demonstrated robust performance with positive same-store sales growth and successful menu innovations.

1. The article evaluates British American Tobacco (BTI) using Benjamin Graham's framework for defensive stock selection, focusing on dividend safety, growth potential, and valuation. 2. BTI meets all criteria set by Graham, including stable financial strength, consistent dividend payments, and adequate earnings growth. 3. The stock is currently undervalued according to Graham's P/E methodology, offering a significant discount and a high dividend yield.