Savvy investors like multibillion-dollar-fund manager Ken Fisher know that dividends are a great way to obtain healthy doses of income. In today's low-interest-rate environment, these stocks are critically important for income investors. Here are three of Fisher's top dividend stocks:
Chevron (NYSE: CVX) - Chevron boasts a healthy financial position, evidenced by nearly $21 billion in balance-sheet cash versus $12 billion in long-term debt. McDonald's (NYSE: MCD) - McDonald's has recently undergone a refresh by placing renewed emphasis on brand imaging, launching premium products, offering healthier menu options, and remodeling restaurants. General Electric (NYSE: GE) - General Electric is in the process of revamping operations, most recently by trimming GE Capital, its financial-services business.
Source: Motley Fool
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