What investors are concerned with in regards to a rate hike is what are the top dividend stocks and how to obtain the best earnings growth. There are some companies that won’t perform well due to poor balance sheets or negative interest rates. As an investor you want to make money and focus on companies that will affect your bottom line. Below are three excellent large-cap top dividend stocks that are positioned to take advantage of higher interest rates and reward shareholders...
Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) stock, with a dividend yield of 3.2%, is an example of a company that would meet the needs of those looking for a dividend-paying stock and earnings growth. The dividend has seen its payout triple in the last nine years thanks to strong management and the orders already in the pipeline. JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM), the largest bank in the U.S. based on assets, is one company that can’t wait for higher interest rates. This is due to their lending business; as interest rates increase, it means JPMorgan can charge their clients more for outstanding loans. Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ:SBUX) stock is a top dividend stock with a growing payout. SBUX stock’s dividend has quadrupled over the past six years, with a current yield of 1.49%, or $0.20 per share.
Source: Income Investor
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