Most high-yield dividend growth stocks are big companies that dominate their sectors or have a strong foothold in a niche market. They have strong, reliable revenue streams, and, while not immune to a stock market crisis, are large enough that they can rebound quickly. Combined, this translates into a company with 1) a long, storied history of increasing its dividend payout regardless of what the broader global economy is doing; 2) reliable, long-term capital appreciation; and 3) a record of outpacing the broader market
Buy a stock that doesn’t provide a dividend and your hopes are pinned on theoretical capital appreciation. That works when the markets are bullish, but not so well when they’re retracing. That’s why high-yield dividend growth stocks are an excellent long-term investing option, especially when you don’t know what the future holds. The following high-yield dividend growth stocks are big companies with strong competitive advantages. They feature securities that should do well over the next decade, no matter what the economy throws at them: Procter & Gamble Co (NYSE:PG), StoneMor Partners L.P. (NYSE:STON) and Automatic Data Processing (NASDAQ:ADP).
Source: Income Investor
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