SouthState Bank Raises Quarterly Dividend From $0.60 To $0.66/Share
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Why It Matters
SouthState Bank decided to pay its owners a little bit more money each quarter—like getting a bigger allowance. When a company raises its dividend, it often means the company feels confident about making enough money to share more with people who own it.
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