So everyone loves dividend investing, it’s you literally getting a piece of the profits of your favorite companies, I remember when I got my first check it was a few dollars, maybe pennies who knows. But today I make a little over $500 in dividend, which to me is a massive; but to warren buffet who gets paid about 1.8M per day from just coco-cola it might not be much but we all start somewhere.

However in this video, I’m going to give you the top 10 dividend investments stocks. Now here is why I call them the top 10, because for last 15 years they have increased dividends. That’s massive, because the list of the amount of companies that have done that is very small.

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Microsoft Corp $264 per share

They have a dividend payout ratio of 25%

And they pay about $2.48 per share which gives them a dividend yield of .94% at the current price

But the most attractive thing is that they have been doing this for about 19 years

Tip: if you ask me, can this continue, they have a lot of cash to keep giving out, but as far more growth when the companies is already so massive is highly unlikely

Exxon Mobil Corp $96.50

They have a dividend payout ratio of 38%

And they pay about $3.52 per share which gives them a dividend yield of 3.65% at the current price

But the most attractive thing is that they have been doing this for about 20 years

Tip: a lot of people have their opinion about investing into oil companies, but do you think we’ll be using oil in the long term still

Costco Wholesale Corp 536.58

They have a dividend payout ratio of 26%

And they pay about $3.60 per share which gives them a dividend yield of .68% at the current price

Increasing about 18 years

Tip: don’t think the price of a stock makes it expensive, you really have to be able to understand the value of it. To me Costco is amazing but 237 billion is a lot of money

Verizon Communications Inc $42.24

– dividend payout ratio of 51%

– $2.56 (6.12%)

– Increasing about 16 years

Nike Inc $110.97

– dividend payout ratio of 32%

– 1.22 (1.15%)

– Increasing about 20 years

Texas Instruments Inc $170.74

– dividend payout ratio of 49%

– 4.60 (2.77%)

– Increasing about 19 years

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co $70.16 ( drug company )

– dividend payout ratio of 70%

– 2.16 (3.21%)

– Increasing about 16 years

Qualcomm Inc $132.05 ( semi conductor manufacture, tech company )

dividend payout ratio of 25%

– 3.00 (2.27%)

– Increasing about 19 years

Union Pacific Corp $231.88 ( railroads )

– dividend payout ratio of 44%

– 5.20 (2.32%)

– Increasing about 16 years

Lockheed Martin Corp $421.53 security and aerospace company

– dividend payout ratio of 64%

– 11.20 (2.66%)

– Increasing about 20 years

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