There have been a lot of questions surrounding AT&T's (T 1.38%) dividend in recent years. The telecom giant already cut its payout by nearly 50% in 2022 to retain additional cash for debt reduction and to reinvest in expanding its fiber and 5G networks. Despite that cut, its leverage ratio remained elevated, causing concerns that another cut could be forthcoming. Those worries should disappear now that AT&T has finally reached its target leverage ratio. It has the flexibility to start returning more cash to ...