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Why Hawaiian Electric Plunged 12.8% This Week

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Hawaiian Electric's share of the settlement liability is $1.99 The problem is that Hawaiian Electric only had $550 million in cash on its balance sheet as of June 30, and is also paying a lot in capital expenditures toward future wildfire prevention measures. Still, the claims do potentially mean another debt raise or equity dilution.

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Want $1,000 in Super-Safe Dividend Income in 2024? Invest $9,750 Into the Following 3 Ultra-High-Yield Stocks

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This is a function of investors being concerned following a July report from The Wall Street Journal that alleged legacy telecom companies utilizing lead-sheathed cables could face large environmental/health liabilities, as well as replacement costs. Furthermore, any potential liabilities would likely be determined by the U.S.

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Want an Average of $100 Per Month in Super Safe Dividend Income? Invest $13,800 Into the Following 3 Ultra-High-Yield Stocks.

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Years of reduced capital spending during the COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with Russia's ongoing war with Ukraine, will make it difficult to increase worldwide oil supply anytime soon. A BDC is a company that invests in the equity (common and preferred stock) and/or debt of middle-market businesses. million in debt securities.

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3 Unrivaled Ultra-High-Yield Dividend Stocks Begging to Be Bought in December

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AT&T closed out the September quarter with $138 billion in total debt. The intimation is that the replacement of these cables, along with potential health-related liabilities, could be quite costly for telecom companies. It also fails to consider that any liability costs (if there are any) would be determined in the U.S.

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3 Ultra-High-Yield Dividend Stocks That Are Screaming Buys in 2024

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Legacy telecom companies are lugging around quite a bit of debt on their balance sheets. The other headwind that held back AT&T stock was the July report by The Wall Street Journal that suggested the legacy use of lead-sheathed cables by telecom companies could result in hefty replacement costs and environmental/health liabilities.

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Where Will Medical Properties Trust Be in 5 Years?

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Between now and then, it'll need to repay more than $6 billion in debt. Even if it devoted 100% of its CFO toward paying down its debt -- which would mean cutting its dividend to zero -- it would still take more than 11 years to fully repay its loans. Refinancing higher-interest-rate debt would be a necessity.

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This Is the Ultra-High-Yield Dividend Stock I Bought Hand Over Fist in July

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Another issue for AT&T is the company's outstanding debt, which stood at $137.5 In addition to high levels of debt constraining AT&T's financial flexibility, a higher interest rate environment could make future projects and refinancings costlier for the company. T Total Long Term Debt (Quarterly) data by YCharts.

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