The 5 Best Dividend Stocks for Long-Term Investors

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Best Long-Term Dividend Stocks

Hormel is known for its 100+ year dividend history and Dividend King status. The forward dividend yield of nearly 2.9% is the highest in a decade.

Hormel

Procter & Gamble is another stock with an A+ dividend quality grade and a strong balance sheet. The dividend is growing at an average rate of roughly 6% per year.

Procter & Gamble

The stock only yields about 1.0%, but the dividend safety is really high, with an A+ quality grade and a payout ratio of only ~29%.

Microsoft

ConEd pays a nice dividend yield of nearly 3.4%. The utility has paid the dividend for 100+ years and has increased them for 49 years.

Consolidated Edison

The firm raises the dividend at a decent clip ranging from about 6% to 8% annually. Further, the modest payout ratio of ~41% indicates future increases  are likely.

General Dynamics

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