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11 Cheap Income Growth Stocks

Only the incredibly wealthy can afford to leave dividend stocks out of a retirement portfolio. The rest of us would run the risk of outliving our money.

It's really hard to find bargains with low risk and high dividend payments. The most of the high yielders offering enormous risks.

That's exactly why I keep my investment focus on dividend growth stocks with a higher capitalization. Those are real assets that could survive the next crises easily.

We’ve done the research and found 11 great stocks that could increase your income safely! Not to mention, they’re still underpriced.

Each of the attached results is a member of the Dividend Aristocrats Index. That's one of the most trusted investment categories you can find on the market. 

These are the results...

15 Best Energy Dividend Growth Stocks With Yields Up To 8.65%

While it is easy to get caught up in dividend stocks with a high yield, investors tend to earn higher returns by investing in companies that pay a growing dividend. 

While several energy stocks have managed to grow their dividends in good times, only the best handful have succeeded in raising their payout throughout more than one energy cycle.

For sure engery dividend stocks are cyclic but some of them have strong assets and cash flows, generated by these assets.

Here are 15 dividend achievers that have delivered consistent dividend growth for more than a decade:

20 Cheapest Dividend Champions By Forward P/E

Buy low and sell high sounds easier than it is, but when premium stocks are trading below their true value, it's hard to miss.

Do you feel like you missed out bargain hunt? If so, you’re not alone. You had to be quick to snap up cheap dividend growth stocks when the S&P 500 is nearly flat in 2016.

So now it’s back to slim pickings for income investors. With the S&P 500 hitting new highs seemingly every day, valuations are stretched and dividend yields are down, as you can see from this snapshot of the trailing-twelve-month yield on the SPDR S&P 500

No matter how richly valued the market is, there are always strong dividend growers that aren’t getting a fair shake from investors. 

Attached, in order of attractiveness, are 20 cheapest dividend champions that should be on your radar now.

The market has unfairly punished all of these businesses. You can take advantage of current discounts by loading up on these high-quality businesses trading at bargain prices.

Here are the cheapest dividend growth stocks with more than 25 consecutive years of dividend growth, sorted by forward P/E...

Russell 2000 Dogs With Hard Safe Yields

Dividend investors face a constant battle of choosing between dividend yield and sustainability.

Generally speaking, low yields are often sustainable but may be undesirable for investors looking to pad their portfolio with dividend income or reinvestment opportunities.

On the other end of the spectrum, high yields (let's say 5% and higher) are extremely attractive for income-seeking investors, but they're also often far more dangerous than lower yields due to a possible lack of sustainability.

Remember that dividend yields are a function of payout divided by share price, and if a stock's share price has been tumbling, its yield will rise. Thus, dividend investors have to be diligent to ensure that a yield isn't inflated solely because a company's business model is in trouble.

Attached you will find a list of stocks from the Russell 2000 with high yields. Most of them have free cashflow yield exceeding the dividend yield.

Here are the results...

The Cheapest Dividend Stocks On NASDAQ

You might not think of the Nasdaq as synonymous with big dividends. The Nasdaq Composite index, which essentially consists of every domestic and foreign stock that trades on the exchange, has long been heavy on technology and those technology companies have historically shown a bias for reinvesting their profits to finance future growth, rather than returning cash to shareholders.

But if you dig a little deeper, you’ll find some rich payouts. Attached are 50 Nasdaq-listed companies with generous dividends that have the potential to grow. Even better, many of the stocks are dirt cheap. The yields grow up to 8.06% and starts at 0.56%.

Several of the companies have similar profiles: large technology firms that are past their years of rapid growth but still throw off a lot of cash, which can be used to boost distributions. But the Nasdaq holds more than just tech, so we’ve also included a few companies from other sectors, as well as some less-well-known tech firms.

These are the latest dividend dogs from NASDAQ....