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Today, let’s talk about the Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS), one of Canada’s “Big Six” banks. In today’s low-yield environment, it’s not easy finding high-quality companies with a 4-percent-plus dividend yield. Bank of Nova Scotia, which is also known as Scotiabank, fits the bill.

Even more exciting was learning about the company’s commitment to that dividend. After reading the Dividend Policy that’s listed right on Bank of Nova Scotia’s website … here's something any income-loving, long-term investor can appreciate:

Paying dividends since 1833. Bank of Nova Scotia has paid dividends to shareholders, without interruption, for 188 consecutive years!

When I put that dividend record together with research showing that this successful business is expected to keep growing for years and years … well, I knew that Bank of Nova Scotia was a stock I wanted in my portfolio.

Watch the video to learn about Scotiabank’s history … what it has going for it today and tomorrow … how it might appeal to Dividend Growth investors … and why I felt it was a good addition to both my personal portfolio and a public portfolio I’m managing on behalf of my grandkids.

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