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

With a dividend yield of 5.2%, Ford (F) has one of the highest dividend yields among S&P 500 Index ($SPX) constituents.

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

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 ...

With a dividend yield around 4.7%, Ford Motor Company 's (NYSE: F) stock looks pretty attractive to dividend-minded investors.

At the current $.60 annual dividend that would save Ford over $206M annually, raising the dividend to $.70 a year saves them over $240M.

Ford began paying dividends again in 1983, but it wasn't until 1986 that its quarterly payout exceeded the dividend amount it was doling out in 1979. That is far too long for income investors to wait.

The strategic investment will likely either start a long-awaited turnaround or damage the company beyond reasonable repair.

Ford's trailing-12-month payout ratio, a measure of how much of its earnings it pays out as dividends to shareholders, stands at 75.3%. That's a fairly high payout ratio for a large-cap company.