The Dow Jones Industrials are remarkable in that all 30 member stocks pay dividends. That's one reason why dividend investors often gravitate to the Dow for great stock picks, especially given that many Dow components have long records of consistent dividend growth over time.
Yet smart shareholders go beyond these payouts to look at other ways that companies can return capital to their investors. Let's look at three Dow stocks -- AT&T , ExxonMobil , and IBM -- that combine solid dividend yields with ample stock buybacks that in total give their shareholders a whole lot of money back.
Source: Daily Finance
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