What are the best long-term dividend stocks to invest in?
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Which dividend stocks pay the best and are recommended for long-term investments? Are there any that make monthly payouts?
Andia Rispah Igobwa
Thursday, April 15, 2021
For long-term investments, you can give these dividend stocks a shot:
- Target: Last year's digital sales rose by 155%.
- JPMorgan & Chase Co.: Patient investors can invest in JPMorgan & Chase Co.
- Discover Financial Services: It pays a dividend of 2.1%.
- Coca-Cola: Shareholders of Coca-Cola have enjoyed increasing dividends over the past 59 years.
- Procter & Gamble: For 64 years, this firm has been increasing its dividends to shareholders.
- Johnson&Johnson: This blue-chip stock was only slightly affected by the pandemic this year.
If you want dividend stocks that pay monthly, try:
- AGNC Investment Corp.: Its current yield is 8.9%
- Dynex Capital: At a yield of 8.1%, this is a real estate investment trust.
- Horizon Technology Finance Corp.: This financier of tech startups has a yield of 8%.
- Gladstone Capital Corp.: As an investor in corporate debt, GLAD's yield is at 7.8%.
- Pembina Pipeline Corp.: This Canada-based firm has a current yield of 7.6%.
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