Daily Dividend Insights
Summary
In Q2 2026, UnitedHealth raised its dividend to $9.28 per share, reflecting a robust annual growth rate of 12.6% since 2020, while CVS maintained its $2.66 dividend. Despite CVS's higher yield of 3.1%, its elevated debt levels (3.2x EBITDA) pose risks compared to UnitedHealth's healthier balance sheet (1.6x). For investors seeking stability and growth, UnitedHealth appears to be the stronger dividend
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