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Best Monthly Dividend Stocks
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How we find the best monthly dividend stocks.
Only the best monthly dividend stocks are considered for the list.
We run the industry’s most demanding quality dividend screening test across +200 monthly dividend stocks. Can a company afford their dividend? How likely are they to increase their dividend? What are their long-term earnings prospects? Do they have too much debt? How did the business perform in recent recessions? Are there other operating risks that pose a threat to their dividend policy? We assign strict thresholds for such questions and our research team performs further analysis. We track macro news, industry trends, competitive dynamics and specific company reports and then incorporate this understanding into a final decision for the list, which is monitored daily.
How the list is setup to pay the best monthly dividends.
Targeting high monthly dividends yielding 7-9%.
Designed for investors with moderate-to-high risk tolerance, this portfolio optimizes for yield strength and dividend safety from securities with a monthly payment frequency. The list pulls from any of the eleven sectors and may include a variety of security types including stocks, REITs and MLPs.
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