[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Dividend.com [@dividenddotcom](/creator/twitter/dividenddotcom) on x 7544 followers Created: 2025-07-15 16:35:37 UTC UnitedHealth (UNH) slipped over X% this morning, bringing its price down to $XXXXXX and widening its drop to more than XX% off its 52-week high. That’s a big move for a healthcare giant with a $276B market cap. But for long-term income investors, the real story might be the growing appeal of its dividend. UNH currently yields XXXX% with a $XXXX quarterly payout, and it’s been raising that dividend every year for XX straight years. The company only pays out about XX% of its earnings, which leaves a lot of room to keep increasing the payout going forward. Over the past three years, the dividend has grown at a solid XXXX% annual clip. Financially, UnitedHealth remains in strong shape. Earnings are expected to grow XX% this year, the company carries very little debt relative to earnings (just 1.4x EBITDA), and it trades at a reasonable 12.1x forward earnings—roughly in line with its sector. With a low beta of 0.5, it’s also one of the steadier large caps in the market. Analysts still like the stock, rating it “Overweight” with a potential XX% upside. For investors who prioritize dividend growth and can handle a bit of near-term volatility, UNH might be offering a compelling entry point. XX engagements  **Related Topics** [market cap](/topic/market-cap) [$276b](/topic/$276b) [coins healthcare](/topic/coins-healthcare) [$unh](/topic/$unh) [stocks healthcare](/topic/stocks-healthcare) [Post Link](https://x.com/dividenddotcom/status/1945160333401973238)
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UnitedHealth (UNH) slipped over X% this morning, bringing its price down to $XXXXXX and widening its drop to more than XX% off its 52-week high. That’s a big move for a healthcare giant with a $276B market cap. But for long-term income investors, the real story might be the growing appeal of its dividend.
UNH currently yields XXXX% with a $XXXX quarterly payout, and it’s been raising that dividend every year for XX straight years. The company only pays out about XX% of its earnings, which leaves a lot of room to keep increasing the payout going forward. Over the past three years, the dividend has grown at a solid XXXX% annual clip.
Financially, UnitedHealth remains in strong shape. Earnings are expected to grow XX% this year, the company carries very little debt relative to earnings (just 1.4x EBITDA), and it trades at a reasonable 12.1x forward earnings—roughly in line with its sector. With a low beta of 0.5, it’s also one of the steadier large caps in the market.
Analysts still like the stock, rating it “Overweight” with a potential XX% upside. For investors who prioritize dividend growth and can handle a bit of near-term volatility, UNH might be offering a compelling entry point.
XX engagements
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