What's the hardest club for a dividend stock to join? The Dividend Kings. To become a member, a stock must have increased its dividend for 50 consecutive years. That's a tall task. Of the thousands of ...

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In the consumer market, the next one on track to reach this point is McDonald's (MCD +0.52%). The fast-food giant offered its first dividend in 1976 and has increased its payout every year since. Its ...

Capital Group Dividend Value Fund is an active equity ETF beating the S&P 500 on dividend growth, yield, and performance.

Blue chip stocks and dividend growth are two of the most time-tested strategies in investing, and the best blue chip dividend stocks offer both at once. Blue chip companies are well-known industry ...

For most investors, the S&P 500 index of large U.S. stocks is the go-to measure of how Wall Street is performing. But it's ...

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Pentair is only one year away from potentially becoming a Dividend King. The stock's performance has beaten the S&P 500 hands down over the last five years. Pentair could be appealing to investors ...

Dividend Kings attain that status by maintaining a streak of annual dividend increases for at least 50 years. With more than 10,000 stocks currently trading on the U.S. market, it is rare that a ...