Should you put more cash in a high-yield CD with interest rates falling? Do share buybacks help drive future dividend growth? How should you approach investing in materials stocks? These are just a few of the questions Jeff and Jason give their answers to on this week's episode, our monthly mailbag for September! Do you have questions you'd like us to answer on a future episode? Send them to us using our social media accounts or email address!
Companies mentioned: BIPC, DVN, MMM, NVR, OXY, PSX, SBUX, TXN, WBA
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