AUB vs. CPU: Australia’s Insurance Broker vs. Financial Services Giant – Who Delivers?
One dominates insurance broking, the other rules shareholder services—but which Aussie stock fits your portfolio?
MaxDividends Mission: Helping people build growing passive income, retire early, and live off dividends.
For dividend investors seeking opportunities with strong growth potential, MaxDividends Stock Ideas offers a daily, in-depth look at companies worth considering for a dividend portfolio.
⭐️ Premium Content | Your Premium Hub
Intro
💡 “Invest in companies you believe in.” – Warren Buffett
At MaxDividends, we live by this principle. The goal isn’t chasing hype—it’s owning strong businesses that deliver steady, growing income year after year. That’s how you protect your capital, grow your wealth, and eventually live off dividends.
Take Australia’s financial sector. Two standout names are worth a closer look:
AUB Group (ASX:AUB) – a powerhouse insurance broker with global reach, running operations across nearly 600 locations and handling close to AUD 10 billion in premiums.
Computershare (ASX:CPU) – a $23.7B market leader in shareholder registry and back-office services, thriving on transaction fees and dividends. It’s up 48% over the past year and still paying income, even at 52-week highs.
Now here’s the bigger picture: if you’re not positioning yourself in quality dividend payers like these, you’re missing the chance to lock in cash-flowing assets that keep compounding in your favor. The earlier you start, the bigger the snowball gets.
This is exactly what the MaxDividends strategy is built around—finding reliable dividend companies, analyzing their financial strength, and adding them to portfolios where they can quietly power your long-term income.
Don’t wait until it’s obvious and prices are higher. Those who hesitate end up watching others collect the checks.
Scroll to read — if no access, check your plan and upgrade to Premium today
Keep reading with a 7-day free trial
Subscribe to Max Dividends to keep reading this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.