Income investors can do better than the 2% yield that the broader market pays today. Most established companies pay hefty dividends today, but income investors can do a lot better than the roughly 2% yield paid out by the broader market.
Below, Motley Fool investors highlight a few stocks that pay at least a full percentage point above that annual yield. Read on to find out why General Motors (NYSE:GM), Target (NYSE:TGT), and HCP (NYSE:HCP) each deserve a spot on your income watchlist.
Source: Motley Fool
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