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Many investors overlook the importance of steady income. No matter your investment profile, dividends provide stable growth with consistent payments that accrue and compound over time. If you plan to retire wealthy, you need stocks that will pay you to own them. Our investment analysts highlight the stocks with the highest yields, uncover those increasing their payouts and evaluate the highly regarded Dividend Aristocrats, plus much more. Read on to find out how you can profit from investing in dividend stocks.

Recent Dividend Stocks Articles

Is AT&T Stock and Its Dividend a Must-Buy Ahead of Earnings?

AT&T is closing in at a long-time support level and also carries a dividend yield of almost 6.5%. Will that be enough to prop up T stock?

Why Exxon Mobil Stock Is an Appealing Play Right Now

Exxon Mobil is already a dividend dynamo, but XOM stock could take off if Trump's tweets spark trouble in the oil patch.

9 Impressive Dividend Stocks to Buy and Hold

Whether the markets keep rolling or not, some income stocks are always good to have. Here are nine dividend stocks to buy and hold for the long-term.

Don’t Let Debt Scare You From the AT&T Dividend Yield

Although concerns abound regarding massive debt loads, the AT&T dividend yield is a worthwhile consideration.

Why Microsoft Stock Is Worth Buying Before Earnings

Like any great football team, MSFT stock needs to perform in the fourth quarter. Here's what investors should expect from Microsoft earnings.

Don’t Buy Hasbro Stock on the Promise of a Breakout and 20% Upside

It's not clear whether HAS stock has broken out. Perhaps when it does, we will have more clarity. But until then, there are better options than Hasbro.

10 Dividend Stocks That Will Double Your Money

Is it possible to double your money – quickly – buying safe dividend stocks? You bet. Let me explain how… “Basic” income investor....

The World Cup of Dividend Stocks: 8 of the Most Dependable Dividends

What is the World Cup of dividend stocks? It's a list that highlights the most consistent dividend-increasing stocks in the U.S. stock market!

BlackRock Stock Drops on Earnings as Inflows Stall

Blackrock is growing more conservative in its investments, expecting a financial storm, while BLK earnings reveal higher net income but lower inflows.

Sell Now: 3 Blue Chips with Slowing Dividend Growth

Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to dividends. Deutsche Bank recently pointed out “the first half of 2018 has seen the sharpest underperform....

4 Dividend Paying Chemical Stocks to Boost Portfolio Returns

These good dividend paying chemical stocks have attractive long-term earnings growth rate and are likely to enhance portfolio returns. Compare Brokers....

The Preferred Way for Income & Gains

Since early February, the S&P 500 has been largely flat, but the same isn't true of preferred stock. With preferred stock, investors gain even when the market isn't.

3 Buys to Catapult Your Dividends to 8.6%

My best advice for you today is this: ignore the breathless trade-war panicking and focus on one thing: cash. Because the truth is, US companies—like the....

Earnings Beat Reaffirms PepsiCo Stock — As a Dividend Play

PEP stock rose in morning trading after the company beat on revenue and earnings, but slow growth and revenue struggles will make the stock primarily a dividend play.

3 Reasons to Consider Buying Walmart Stock Right Now

Walmart Inc has had its share of troubles and, while others stocks make be attractive, WMT stock isn't the worst company to invest in.

The 3 Safest Dividend Stocks for International Exposure

International dividend stocks should make up a hefty portion of your portfolio, as you need them to smooth out the sort of stateside volatility we're experiencing right now.

4 Real Estate Stocks Paying Monster Dividends to Shareholders

CLNC, GOV, SIR and UNIT stock stand as four real estate stocks paying monster dividends while maintaining long-term growth prospects.

AT&T Stock Will Be a Screaming Buy When It Hits This Level

AT&T Corporation has seen its stock under pressure, with T stock falling almost 20% this year. But its 6.4% dividend yield is looking more and more attractive.

Given That Ford Stock Looks Stuck Indefinitely, GM Stock Is the Better Bet

Ford Motor Company has a huge dividend and low valuation, but that doesn't mean investors should shift into fifth gear with Ford stock.