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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

3 Dividend Stocks That Have Delivered Cash for Decades

If a company has managed to pay dividends for decades, that says something about its fiscal management. Thus, dividend stocks like these are worth a closer look.

NVS – It’s All About the Pipeline for Novartis Stock

Current investors should hold their positions and enjoy the dividend as the effects of the portfolio realignment become clearer next year.

5 REITs That Continually Raise the Dividend Roof

Don't let inflation erode your retirement. Sink your money into these five REITs that have made dividend growth a habit.

Top Dividend Growth Pick to Buy Today

Cheniere Energy Partners L.P. Holdings plans to grow its dividend, which will boost its share price. Buy CQH now before everyone else does.

Leggett & Platt – Snoring, Boring Dividend Growth

You may not know Leggett & Platt, but its dividend history and unique positioning in the marketplace make LEG stock a good choice for long-term holders.

Burgers & Software Lead 8 Dividend Stocks Increasing Payouts

McDonald's (MCD) and Microsoft (MSFT) lead this week's list of eight dividend stocks that upped the ante on their regular payouts.

3 Cheap Blue-Chip Stocks: Buy, Sell or Hold?

Consider potential for growth as well as dividend stability when examining blue-chip stocks like GE, Cisco and Pfizer.

3 Contrarian Buys for the Dividends

Despite popular opinion, rising interest rates won't necessarily cripple high-yielding BDCs. In fact, these 3 plays with high dividends are quite prepared for higher rates.

AT&T and Verizon – A Boring, No-Brainer Double Buy

Apple's iPhone madness shows that America's dependence on mobile isn't going anywhere, cementing the continued usefulness of high-yielding T and VZ stock.

2 Humdrum Funds Paying Exciting Dividends

In an investing world full of empty media buzz about hot stocks, the KBWD and GOF funds are stable and yielding high dividends.

Kellogg — Boring-but-Awesome Dividend Stock

Kellogg stock offers a good blend of growth & income, making it a perfect dividend stock to buy.

Microsoft Stock Set to Hike Dividend Any Day Now

Like clockwork, Microsoft raises the dividend on MSFT stock around this time every year, and that payout is driving some superior total returns.

International REITs: Invest in Spain and Ireland

International REITs give great access to the recovering Spanish and Irish markets, presenting an opportunity for high yield abroad.

3 Dividend Stocks That Turn Trash Into Cash

Dividend stocks in the boring waste management industry offer steady cash flow for payouts and buybacks -- and less volatility, too.

3 Cheap Dividend Stocks Under $10

Looking for dividend stocks that also are trading on the cheap? Well, you'll have to deal with some blemishes, but these cheap stocks still are worth a look.

3 Frac Sand Dividend Stocks To Buy

When it comes to dividend stocks, frac sand players are becoming kings. Here are three of the best picks.

3 Great Dividend Stocks With Growing Distributions

Increasing dividends means maintained purchasing power of income, which is why PM, O and YUM are dividend stocks to buy.

Cigarettes and Fast Food Fuel 7 Dividend Stocks Increasing Payouts

Companies increasing dividends this week include Philip Morris, Yum Brands and International Paper, among several other big dividend stocks.

3 Double-Threat Dividend Stocks to Buy

Investors should use Portfolio Grader to find income stocks to buy with superior fundamentals and promising dividend-growth trajectories.