Finding dividend stocks that yield more than 6% typically means that you are trolling the trading floor for less than stellar companies or those that are under a lot of financial stress that puts its payout in serious jeopardy. That isn't exactly a formula for anyone that wants to grow their wealth over time or get a decent nights sleep. Fortunately, there are companies with yields north of 6% that are actually worth buying and holding. Three in particular that seem to stand out are...
Terra Nitrogen Partners (NYSE:TNH) isn't for every dividend investor because it is a variable rate dividend rather than the fixed rate that we are so used to in the US. Holly Energy Partners (NYSE:HEP) is another one of those companies that tends to fly under many investors' radars. Of the three companies here, Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE:RDS-A) (NYSE:RDS-B) may be one company here with the most questions to answer. Despite this less than stellar record, Royal Dutch Shell's management has realized the faults of its past and is looking to reconfigure itself as a more profitable company for the future.
Source: Motley Fool
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