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BAC-PB

Bank of America Corporation

Dividend Rate

6.00% fixed

Sector

Banking

Call Date

Yes

Par Value

$25.00

~6.00%Low Risk
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Why It Ranks

Second-largest U.S. bank with strong capital ratios and a higher yield than JPMorgan preferreds. The yield premium compensates for BAC's more eventful history without materially increasing credit risk.

Full Analysis

Bank of America Series B preferred offers a higher yield than JPMorgan preferreds, reflecting BAC's slightly higher risk profile and history. Bank of America required significant government assistance during 2008-2009 and spent the better part of a decade rebuilding its balance sheet and reputation under CEO Brian Moynihan.

Today, Bank of America is the second-largest bank in the United States with over $3 trillion in assets. It has passed every Fed stress test since the tests began, rebuilt its capital ratios to industry-leading levels, and streamlined its operations. The bank's Merrill Lynch wealth management division provides a diversified revenue stream that reduces dependence on lending alone.

BAC-PB trades at a yield premium to JPM preferreds, which compensates investors for the additional risk associated with BAC's more complicated history. For income investors willing to accept slightly more credit risk for a higher yield, Bank of America preferreds offer a compelling risk/reward trade-off.

Key Details

Ticker:BAC-PB
Company:Bank of America Corporation
Par Value:$25.00
Current Yield:~6.00%
Dividend Rate:6.00% fixed
Payment Frequency:Quarterly
Callable:Yes
Sector:Banking
Risk Level:Low

Income Investing

Preferred stocks are the foundation of income portfolios — offering yields above bonds, priority over common stock, and the stability of a par value anchor. This is not speculation. This is the capital structure working as designed.

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