For income investors, finding above-average yields from dividend stocks is good. But finding good yields and above-average dividend growth is even better. Of course, the most ideal situation would be to find this combination in stocks that don’t jump around with every twist and turn of the market. If you’re looking for retirement income and don’t want to sit in front of a stock screen everyday, we have seven dividend stocks to consider today...
Each of these dividend stocks is a blue-chip pick offering quality current yields, 15%-plus dividend growth over the past five years and payout ratios that ensure that payouts can keep rising in the future: Target (TGT), Boeing (BA), Union Pacific (UNP), Microsoft (MSFT), Simon Property Group (SPG), Lockheed Martin (LMT) and Schlumberger (SLB).
Source: InvestorPlace
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