It’s on pace to become a “dividend king” in 2024.
This Stock Has Grown Its Dividend for 45 Consecutive Years
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Undervalued Dividend Growth Stock of the Week: 3M Company (MMM)
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This is one of the highest-quality dividend growth stocks out there. There are few businesses that can match its diversification, breadth, scale, or innovation. It’s nearly an unparalleled business. With a rare ~3% yield, 60 consecutive years of dividend increases, a long-term dividend growth rate near 10%, and the potential that shares are 11% undervalued, investors should carefully consider buying this stalwart here.
This Stock Has Paid a Dividend For The Last 82 Years
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That stretches through multiple wars, global recessions, massive inflation, terrorist attacks, and countless natural disasters. The dividend has just kept on coming.
This Stock Has Raised its Dividend for 40 Consecutive Years
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I’m not just writing about this stock. I put my money where my mouth is: I’m a shareholder in this business…
This Stock Has Raised its Dividend for 63 Years in a Row
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It should definitely be on every dividend growth investor’s radar.
This Stock Has Raised its Dividend for 50 Years in a Row
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That’s just one of many reasons I remain a long-term shareholder.
This Stock Has Increased its Dividend for the Last 35 Consecutive Years
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… and there’s plenty of room for more dividend increases from here.
This Stock Has Raised its Dividend for 54 Consecutive Years
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It has one of the longest track records of dividend growth out there.
Undervalued Dividend Growth Stock of the Week: TJX Companies Inc. (TJX)
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Incredible business fundamentals, more than two decades of dividend growth, a strong possibility of double-digit dividend growth for the foreseeable future, and the potential that shares are 9% undervalued all adds up to a very compelling long-term dividend growth investment idea.
This Stock Has Raised its Dividend for 61 Years in a Row
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Companies like this are able to do well no matter what’s going on with Washington, interest rates, or tension in the Middle East…
