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With Its Legal Issues Getting Clearer, Is This 6%-Yielding Dividend Stock a Trap or a Screaming Buy?

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Legal issues have been a big factor weighing on the stock. However, 3M has recently agreed to a couple of multibillion-dollar settlements that could put its legal woes in the rearview mirror. However, 3M's future legal liabilities have become clearer this year. per share in 2023.

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2 Dividend Kings That Face Massive Legal Risks

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Both of these companies face some lofty legal bills and challenges, and investors should be careful when buying these stocks just for their payouts. But the legal risks 3M faces didn't end with this settlement. Even if it can manage these current legal battles, the business doesn't appear to be as strong as it used to be.

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5 Surprising Stats About Car Insurance Requirements in the U.S.

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Image source: Getty Images Car insurance is pretty common, and for most people, it's legally required to get behind the wheel. Only two states allow drivers to skip insurance Currently, 48 states require their drivers to carry at least some car insurance to operate a vehicle legally. Many other states use this as a starting point.

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Building a Home Gym? Make Sure Your Homeowners Insurance Covers This

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Don't forget liability if working out with friends We all like to think we'd ever end up in legal trouble with a former friend. Personal injury liability coverage can help pay for the medical bills should someone wind up injured on your property. It can also help cover legal fees if you wind up sued over the incident.

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Top 5 Tips to Make Your Side Hustle More 'Serious' (and Successful)

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Form an LLC or other legal business entity There's no one right answer to the question of when you should form an LLC for a side hustle. But if you're starting to make serious money from your side hustle, forming a limited liability company (LLC) or other legal business entity could be a good move.

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2 Top Dividend Stocks I Can't Wait to Buy in September

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The company has faced significant legal headwinds in recent years. However, the company's legal issues are starting to get clearer. billion in the coming years to settle most of its claims, 3M has the cash flow and balance sheet strength to cover this liability. That should support dividend growth within that range.

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These Are the 3 Biggest Downsides of Getting Minimum Auto Insurance

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Almost every state requires liability insurance, but many don't mandate much, if any, coverage beyond that. It's possible to comply with the law in some places with as little as $15,000 per person and $30,000 per accident in bodily injury liability coverage. These prices could come in at around $100 a day or more.