61.   Banks and utilities compete with bonds and other fixed income securities for investors because of their steady dividend rich returns.

62.   Banks and utilities compete with fixed-income securities for investors because both pay steady dividends.

63.   Banks and utilities, because of their steady, dividend-rich returns, compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investments.

64.   Banks compete with bonds and other fixed income securities for the attention of investors due to their steady dividend-rich returns.

65.   Banks stocks benefit from lower bond yields because their steady, dividend-rich returns compete with fixed-income securities for investment.

66.   Banks, the most sensitive to swings in interest rates, compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investors because of their dividend-rich returns.

67.   Bank shares, because of their steady, dividend-rich returns, compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investments.

68.   Bank shares, which offer steady, dividend-rich returns, often compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investment funds.

69.   Bank, utility and pipeline issues compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investors because of their dividend-rich returns.

70.   Banks compete with bonds and other fixed income securities for investments because of their dividend-rich returns.