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Dividend Stocks
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.

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Recent Dividend Stocks Articles
Can Coca-Cola Get Its Mojo Back?
Coca-Cola is no longer comparable to Pepsico, which is now a food company. Instead, think of KO stock as a bond with a 3.28% yield.
Investors Should See ATT Stock as a Bond, Maybe Even a Junk Bond
AT&T remains committed to its dividend and to paying down its massive debt. Think of T stock as a high-yielding bond rather than a common stock.
Nokia Will Announce a Renewed Strategy At Its Capital Markets Day
Nokia will announce a renewed strategy at its Capital Markets Day. NOK stock won't move higher if the company doesn't clarify its dividend policy and stick to it.
Home Depot: To Get Rich Slowly, Believe in Yesterday
HD stock is down 10% since reporting record earnings in February, as traders rush to brighter, shinier objects. This spells opportunity for older investors.
Toyota Motor Is Seemingly Forgotten but Certainly Not Gone
Toyota's problem isn't its power trains or its go-slow approach. Its problem is that its dealer network takes most of the value from its cars, while Tesla does everything direct. That leaves TM stock with only an attractive dividend.
NextEra Energy Is a Great Company, But It’s Overpriced
NEE stock still relies on fossil fuels. But its master limited partnership, NextEra Energy Partners, is a big investor in renewables.