2024-01-22 16:03:55 ET
Summary
- Dividend growth investing allows investors to benefit from capital appreciation, while reinvesting dividends helps to compound capital over time.
- Microsoft is a recent, yet uber-successful example of a long-term dividend growth stock, with a yield on cost of nearly 11.6% since 2012.
- Colgate-Palmolive and Kimberly-Clark are two Dividend Kings that have consistently increased their dividends for over 50 years.
- It would be hard for long-term dividend growth investors to go wrong with Colgate-Palmolive and Kimberly-Clark's stock, in our view.
By Valuentum Analysts.
Dividend growth investing has been a boon for many investors. Not only do investors benefit from the capital appreciation of a dividend payer, but the reinvestment of dividends allows these investors to further compound their capital over time. Dividend growth investors can also garner an attractive dividend yield on cost over time as dividend growth ensues over years, sometimes decades. Here's what we mean by yield on cost....
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2 Of Our Favorite Dividend Growth Kings