Top 100 Dividend Stocks

Our top 100 dividend stocks list below ranks stocks based on yield, dividend growth, net income growth, value, payout ratio and one-year return percentage. This top-performing dividend list is based on historical performance and does not indicate how a stock will perform in the future. Consult a financial advisor before making an investment decision.

We use a weighted scoring system that prioritizes yield and dividend growth. Each stock on this list has increased its dividend for at least 5 consecutive years. Dividend growth is often considered to be the most important metric when evaluating a dividend stock. Revenue growth and the payout ratio help us to determine how sustainable a dividend is at its current rate and if the company has room to continue increasing its dividend.

Last Update: 4/1/2024

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Name	Symbol	Yrs of Div Increases	Yield	5yr Div Growth %	1yr Revenue Growth %	Payout Ratio	5yr Yield Avg	1 Year Return %	Rating
Members Only	Members Only	11	3.39	11.03	14	43%	3.65	39.52	102
Members Only	Members Only	21	2.53	9.99	7	53%	2.58	10.53	101
Members Only	Members Only	26	3.34	12.08	9.6	24%	3.28	33.82	101
Members Only	Members Only	12	2.92	12.34	8.4	40%	2.95	27.62	100
Members Only	Members Only	10	2.93	25.04	7.8	58%	3.36	17.76	100
Members Only	Members Only	31	2.01	20.88	7.5	43%	2.36	21.57	100
Members Only	Members Only	14	4.43	10.14	56.1	74%	5	42.42	99
Members Only	Members Only	30	1.54	16.45	21.2	40%	2.14	33.3	98
Members Only	Members Only	10	2.18	9.94	20.2	24%	2.42	22.13	98
Members Only	Members Only	12	2.3	14.99	11.1	25%	2.84	53.89	98
Members Only	Members Only	12	4.38	10.44	20.9	59%	3.89	25.42	97.5
Members Only	Members Only	10	4.56	20.74	15.6	41%	3.88	13.24	97.5
Members Only	Members Only	11	3.17	11.47	19.8	68%	2.97	16.31	97.5
Members Only	Members Only	12	2.84	12.89	24.7	29%	2.64	19.58	97
Members Only	Members Only	16	1.83	8.12	10	52%	1.96	54.98	97
Members Only	Members Only	62	2.61	6.14	7.7	25%	2.52	10.44	97
Members Only	Members Only	14	2.72	8.45	4.7	21%	4.07	36.89	97
Members Only	Members Only	15	1.57	14.17	8.7	53%	1.63	41.09	97
Members Only	Members Only	13	2.45	13.47	6.8	54%	2.51	25.1	96.5
Members Only	Members Only	36	4.07	15.48	7.7	62%	3.17	8.52	96.5
Members Only	Members Only	27	1.11	9.84	13.7	28%	1.71	51.03	96
Members Only	Members Only	13	1.65	12.05	9.4	15%	2.17	57.54	96
Members Only	Members Only	10	4.72	11.6	6.1	38%	3.84	19.1	96
Members Only	Members Only	13	1.76	12.23	14.9	24%	2.3	43.35	96
Members Only	Members Only	11	3.62	12.37	33.4	95%	3.76	53.07	96
Members Only	Members Only	17	2.08	17.61	8.7	25%	1.88	11.61	96
Members Only	Members Only	10	1.65	21.06	19.1	15%	1.7	32.3	96
Members Only	Members Only	32	1.27	7.24	16.7	56%	1.93	72.59	96
Members Only	Members Only	10	1.79	15.27	13	29%	2.11	39.46	96
Members Only	Members Only	11	2.65	24.26	11.6	45%	2.22	27.92	95.5
Members Only	Members Only	15	1.18	8.63	10.3	32%	2.09	69.87	95
Members Only	Members Only	17	1.24	8.54	12.1	22%	1.98	43.15	95
Members Only	Members Only	19	2.53	3.66	11.6	53%	3.09	66.24	95
Members Only	Members Only	19	1.12	7.53	8.6	37%	1.54	40.63	95
Members Only	Members Only	20	1.74	5.51	13.4	30%	2.29	33.58	95
Members Only	Members Only	18	1.54	5.26	12.5	23%	1.93	58.45	95
Members Only	Members Only	7	2.68	30.26	26.9	40%	2.2	13.55	94.5
Members Only	Members Only	29	1.19	7.72	5.1	40%	1.5	29.66	94.5
Members Only	Members Only	12	4.02	14.87	35	72%	3.41	14.19	94.5
Members Only	Members Only	12	1.82	10.83	6.4	21%	2.33	46.96	94.5
Members Only	Members Only	31	1.28	7.39	6.2	25%	1.31	25.41	94.5
Members Only	Members Only	10	5.96	15.49	70.2	14%	4.67	3.42	94.5
Members Only	Members Only	35	2.59	11.18	0.1	25%	2.66	21.12	94.5
Members Only	Members Only	10	3.64	11.75	0.5	26%	3.82	26.36	94.5
Members Only	Members Only	29	1.43	16.17	5.6	33%	1.77	29.93	94.5
Members Only	Members Only	10	1.4	17.42	8.3	21%	1.48	39.44	94
Members Only	Members Only	13	1.27	14.87	7.1	42%	1.54	33.74	94
Members Only	Members Only	13	1.38	9.49	10.6	34%	1.46	22.15	94
Members Only	Members Only	13	2.51	14.91	4	35%	2.49	20.1	94
Members Only	Members Only	11	1.11	11.61	40.6	47%	1.17	23.72	94
Members Only	Members Only	47	2.24	12.57	6.3	59%	1.99	15.19	94
Members Only	Members Only	20	1.89	5.25	5	44%	2.37	35.72	93.5
Members Only	Members Only	19	1.41	7.97	5.7	49%	1.67	30.07	93.5
Members Only	Members Only	13	2.31	13.4	3.5	19%	2.82	32.91	93.5
Members Only	Members Only	12	3.71	16.89	-1.7	42%	3.75	40.95	93
Members Only	Members Only	23	2.02	13.74	3.7	69%	2.29	43.3	93
Members Only	Members Only	11	6.77	3.24	6.9	48%	6.88	7.64	93
Members Only	Members Only	7	2.61	3.71	7.6	33%	4.18	38.53	93
Members Only	Members Only	13	1.59	34.82	16.4	70%	3	106.3	93
Members Only	Members Only	13	3.49	10.88	9.3	43%	2.88	1.81	93
Members Only	Members Only	11	1.92	14.87	20.4	22%	1.79	16.75	93
Members Only	Members Only	11	1.38	20.11	12.9	60%	1.55	56.24	92.5
Members Only	Members Only	52	2.46	19.56	3.7	48%	2.47	3.86	92.5
Members Only	Members Only	12	1.17	22.48	5.6	16%	1.25	47.67	92.5
Members Only	Members Only	11	1.1	11.1	5.2	36%	1.35	24.37	92.5
Members Only	Members Only	12	2.9	8.53	5.7	76%	2.71	10.3	92.5
Members Only	Members Only	26	1.09	6.98	6.4	35%	1.17	17.37	92.5
Members Only	Members Only	11	6.09	1.06	13.6	60%	6.59	19.02	92.5
Members Only	Members Only	11	1.33	5.92	19.3	26%	1.62	29.46	92
Members Only	Members Only	13	1.13	6.06	10.8	42%	2.34	83.35	92
Members Only	Members Only	28	3.23	11.83	11.6	51%	2.19	-16.64	92
Members Only	Members Only	30	1.79	7.94	2.5	21%	1.85	51.87	92
Members Only	Members Only	49	1.75	15.5	2.3	42%	2.31	41.44	92
Members Only	Members Only	12	1.73	4.46	14.3	30%	2.18	21.89	92
Members Only	Members Only	11	3.45	14.9	7.3	30%	2.91	-6.03	91.5
Members Only	Members Only	7	2.3	4.91	5.5	33%	3.21	60.46	91.5
Members Only	Members Only	66	1.07	11.37	3.1	28%	1.56	63.87	91.5
Members Only	Members Only	32	1.27	10	8	40%	1.11	15.37	91.5
Members Only	Members Only	59	2.22	3	6.9	68%	2.36	19.49	91
Members Only	Members Only	47	2.37	7.92	8.1	53%	2.23	-0.07	91
Members Only	Members Only	13	1.39	10.51	12.4	65%	1.39	43.15	91
Members Only	Members Only	12	1.45	10.68	4.2	51%	1.63	25.17	91
Members Only	Members Only	10	1.4	10.62	4.1	41%	1.47	15.99	91
Members Only	Members Only	19	1.56	11.72	6	54%	1.57	2.02	91
Members Only	Members Only	59	2.09	13.42	0.3	55%	2.27	9.8	91
Members Only	Members Only	12	2.63	11.02	-2	58%	3.06	35.27	91
Members Only	Members Only	27	3.48	2.88	4.1	81%	4.85	44.6	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	45	3.18	8.36	4.7	87%	2.49	9.39	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	66	2.32	5.48	3.2	62%	2.43	8.52	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	42	4.41	8.07	1.2	63%	4.27	4.38	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	12	2.13	18.85	8.7	107%	2.36	51.43	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	51	6.19	7.83	3.3	59%	6.03	-3.15	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	60	1.74	7.94	20.2	73%	1.79	0.96	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	11	2.45	8.73	0.3	31%	2.58	21.28	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	7	1.55	15.1	13.3	67%	1.53	19.82	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	36	1.34	4.92	5.8	32%	1.57	14.43	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	27	3.92	7.29	23	66%	3.34	-18.47	90.5
Members Only	Members Only	30	0.96	12.7	12.9	42%	1.13	33.95	90
Members Only	Members Only	16	2.03	11.84	-0.6	37%	2.05	14.4	90
Members Only	Members Only	29	0.89	10.41	11.8	36%	1.05	24.45	90

Top 100 dividend stocks

The best dividend stocks consistently grow and pay dividends. As a result, their stock prices rise and provide capital appreciation to their shareholders. Capital appreciation is often overlooked when evaluating dividend stocks. The best dividend stocks are those that pay a high yield and rise in stock price.

We base our ratings on the values of each column below. We’ve left this number in the chart so you can see how they rank for each data point. To get a better understanding of our rating system and definitions for the terms below see the bottom of the Top Dividends page.

If you are looking for the highest yielding stocks take a look at our high yield stocks page where we have dividend stocks sorted by yield. The stocks on that list range from 4-25%.

When looking at the highest yielding stocks be sure to pay special attention to the dividend history and payout ratio. When a stock is yielding far and above its 5-year dividend average it’s important to determine why the yield is so high. It may be because the stock price has been driven down which forces the yield to go higher. This high yield may be temporary if the stock price has been pushed down because income is slowing. That is why we include the net income growth rate and payout ratio in our premium dividend data.

We give special preference to dividend stocks with a 3-year net income growth rate of over 5% (10% gets our top rating) and with a payout ratio below 60%. REITs are excluded from the low payout ratio requirement because they are required to pay 90% of their income to shareholders.

The best dividend stocks aren’t those with the highest yields. They are stocks that provide steady dividend growth and capital appreciation for shareholders.

Top 100 Dividend Stocks

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