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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 Qualcomm, Inc. Stock a Buy Before Earnings?

Qualcomm is under pressure, but that makes QCOM stock -- with its solid 4.2% dividend -- a very interesting long-term buy here.

VF Corp (VFC) Leads 6 Dividend Stocks Boosting Payouts

Six notable dividend stocks recently raised their payouts, including VF Corp (VFC). Here's what you need to know about each.

6 Cheap Dividend Growth Stocks for Long-Term Rewards

Stocks with a strong history of dividend growth year over year form a healthy portfolio with greater scope of capital appreciation.

4 Stocks to Collect $3,000 in Dividends Per Month, Every Month

Most investors with $500,000 in their portfolios think they don’t have enough money to retire on. They do – they just need to do two things with the...

Exxon Mobil Corporation Stock Reaping Benefits of the Trump Dividend

Exxon is a diversified, international you buy for income, not capital gains. So long as earnings beat dividends you're good with XOM stock.

Not There, Yet: What Level Makes The Coca-Cola Co Stock Interesting?

KO stock won't generate any serious alpha anytime soon, but Coca-Cola is a nice holding for income-oriented investors seeking lower volatility.

10 Healthcare Stocks to Buy for a Dividend Lifeline

Healthcare stocks offer some of the best dividend investing ideas on Wall Street. But where do you start? Here are 10 strong income ideas.

4 Dividend Stocks to Buy With Capital Growth Stories

Dividend stocks are usually boring, but these 4 names yield sizable passive income, and significant upside potential in the markets.

3 Dependable High-Yield Dividend Stocks to Buy

These three companies stand waiting, ready to propel any income investor's portfolio higher in the medium to long-term.

4 High-Yield, High-Risk Dividend Stocks That Aren’t Worth It

A high-yield dividend can be an attractive aspect to a stock, but that number alone doesn't make a stock worth buying.

Is BP plc (ADR) Stock a Buy With Rising Oil Prices?

After an explosive rally, I wouldn't buy BP stock quite yet. However, a pullback to $36 would be an attractive level to enter at.

If the AT&T Inc. Dividend Is Safe, So Is Your Money

Income investors need look no further than AT&T stock if they want regular income and a safe security. Here's why T stock might be appealing.

Visa Inc Leads 6 Dividend Stocks Boosting Payouts

Six notable dividend stocks recently raised their payouts, including Visa (V). Here's what you need to know about each.

Dow 23,000 Is Here. Should You Buy the DIA?

The Dow Jones stocks are great companies, but buying the basket has its problems.

10 Blue-Chip Dividend Stocks to Buy for 2018

These are the best dividend stocks to buy for 2018, and each has a solid history of paying and raising their dividends.

Buy International Business Machines Corp. While It’s In the ‘Goldilocks’ Zone

International Business Machines has been struggling for years. However, a low-risk trade on IBM stock price could soon be had.

3 Big Dividend Consumer Staples to Dodge

With the market extended to the upside, defensive consumer staples ordinarily would be the place to be. But not now with the Fed ready to raise rates

7 Infrastructure Stocks That Don’t Need Donald Trump

Donald Trump is nine months into his presidency, and while his infrastructure plan is MIA these infrastructure stocks are getting it done.

5 Dividend Stocks With Big Yields That Will Ruin Your Retirement

Today, I’m going to warn you about five stocks with yields of 7% or more that should be avoided at all costs. They are my next “dividend disaster...