Achieving the highly elite status of Dividend King requires a company to have a good business model. But that's not enough, it also has to have strong execution in both good markets and bad ones.

If you like boring companies that reward you well for sticking around, you'll love high-yield Dividend King and consumer staples giant PepsiCo (NASDAQ: PEP). It is out of favor on Wall Street ...

On top of the yield story, there's another dividend fact to know about: PepsiCo is a Dividend King, with 52 consecutive annual dividend increases behind it. So not only does the stock have a high ...

This is a dividend king that boasts not only more than a half-century of dividend boosts but also comes with a relatively higher yield, too—something that isn't necessarily so easy to find with ...

putting it on track to become a Dividend King that's investing in cutting-edge technology. If it raises its dividend again before the end of 2025, McDonald's will extend its streak to 50 years ...

But if you like owning industry leaders, this domestic steel giant, and Dividend King, is one you shouldn't ignore. If you are looking for yield, a better option might be Black Hills. This company ...

Moreover, investors should consider that CINF is a dividend king, which means it has raised its dividend for more than 50 years consecutively, a trend that its management is clearly committed to ...

Most stocks fall in such a downturn, but safe Dividend King stocks are more insulated. A prolonged market crash will likely lead to lower interest rates and make dividend stocks more attractive.

[00:00:37] Lee Jackson: To be a dividend king, you have to raise your, dividend for 50 years or more. But you don’t have to be, you do not have to be in the S&P 500. The interesting thing about ...

We recently published a list of the 12 Best Dividend Kings to Buy For Safe Dividend Growth. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Cincinnati Financial Corporation (NASDAQ ...