A five-year big bank dividend growth scorecard, Rosenberg’s predictions for 2020, and trouble ahead for REITs

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Toronto-Dominion Bank is projected to have an average five-year dividend growth rate of 7 per cent, while Royal Bank of Canada is pegged at 6.2 per cent, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at 6.1 per cent, National Bank of Canada at 6 per cent and both Bank of Nova Scotia and Bank of Montreal at 5.8 per cent.There’s a lesson in these numbers for investors who put a priority on dividend income from their dividend stocks.

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