This 7% Yield Is About to Get Safer

This 7%-yielding partnership may bring in less cash this year, but its dividend safety remains secure.

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This 7% Yield Is About to Get Safer Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club "Smart Shares" - BANNED for 82 years, Now OPEN to Regular Investors For 82 years, a ridiculous SEC law allowed only elite investors to take stakes in exciting, young private businesses... Like Credit Karma, which would have turned a $100 stake into about $26,000... SoFi, where a $100 stake is now worth $53,000... and Moderna, which turned $100 into $70,000. You might have missed them in the past... But you don't have to miss out on "Smart Shares" anymore! Click here to see why.   Brookfield Property Partners (Nasdaq: BPY) is a partnership under the giant Brookfield umbrella. Brookfield has several publicly traded subsidiaries. The parent company is involved with private equity, infrastructure, real estate and power. Brookfield Property Partners owns 96 million square feet of office space and 120 million square feet of retail space, and it has 11 million square feet of office and multifamily projects in development.   Question of the Week   How likely are you to use CBD products? Click here to answer.   Last year, the company reported funds from operations (FFO) per share of $1.48. FFO is similar to cash flow, and it is the metric used by real estate companies. Brookfield Property Partners paid out $1.26 per share in distributions in 2018. (Partnerships pay distributions rather than dividends.) So last year, Brookfield Property Partners easily afforded its distribution payment. This year, FFO per share is expected to decline to $1.44. However, in 2020, that figure is projected to rise to $1.58. Even at $1.44, the company can afford its distribution, and if it meets estimates in 2020, the declining FFO per share this year will be all but forgotten. Brookfield Property Partners has raised its dividend every year since it began paying one in 2013. Like a college kid with a gambling problem, Brookfield Property Partners knows that having a parent with deep pockets doesn't hurt. If the partnership ever needs to raise money in order to pay the distribution or fund new income-producing investments, it likely will be able to using the Brookfield name.   Devastating Announcement on September 18 Could Change America Forever Expert predicts an announcement scheduled for September 18, 2019, could have many Americans unloading their investments and running to the bank. With just one move, the most popular asset in America could suddenly be on its way to being illegal. Click here to see how you can protect your family and wealth.   According to SafetyNet Pro, the only thing against Brookfield Property Partners is this year's slight decline in FFO.   What Is SafetyNet Pro? SafetyNet Pro is a groundbreaking tool that predicts dividend cuts with stunning accuracy. With it, you can determine the dividend safety rating of nearly 1,000 stocks. Access to SafetyNet Pro is reserved exclusively for subscribers of Marc's newsletter, The Oxford Income Letter. To learn more about SafetyNet Pro and The Oxford Income Letter, click here now.   But if next year FFO is still expected to grow, the stock will achieve the highest rating available, which is impressive for a 7% yield. In the meantime, the stock is considered low-risk for a dividend cut. Dividend Safety Rating: B If you have a stock whose dividend safety you'd like me to analyze, leave the ticker symbol in the comments section. Good investing, Marc   Click Here to Comment   Uncovered: Blowing the Whistle on the "Democratic Socialists" We've uncovered controversial facts concerning Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez... Kamala Harris... Elizabeth Warren... and several of their socialist "comrades." 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