Western Union (WU) stock is down nearly 20% this year, raising concerns about potential dividend cuts despite its high yield
Analysts note that Western Union has not raised its quarterly dividend of $0.235 per share since 2021. While the company generates significant cash and trades at a low forward price-to-earnings multiple of 4.42x, its core business struggles with growth and faces pressure from digital competitors, leading to market skepticism about the sustainability of its current payout.
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