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Examples of Dividend Stocks for Beginners

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Here are a few companies to kick off your dividend investing research. This is not investment advice, just a solid place to begin your analysis:

USA (NYSE, NASDAQ)

🔹 Coca-Cola (KO)

  • Dividend yield: ~3% annually
  • Has paid dividends for over 60 years
  • Stable business, global brand, growing payouts

🔹 Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)

  • Dividend yield: ~2.9%
  • One of the “dividend aristocrats” — over 50 years of increasing payouts
  • Sector: healthcare (typically more crisis-resistant)

🔹 Procter & Gamble (PG)

  • Dividend yield: ~2.5%
  • Known for stability and steady consumer demand
  • Everyday products: from Tide to Gillette

🔹 Realty Income (O)

  • Dividend yield: ~5%
  • Pays monthly instead of quarterly
  • Invests in commercial real estate (tenants like Walgreens)

Europe (if investing via a European broker)

Nestlé (NESN.SW) — Switzerland

  • Dividend yield: ~2.7%
  • Reliable food-sector business
  • Consistent and growing dividend history

🔹 Unilever (ULVR.L) — United Kingdom

  • Dividend yield: ~3.5%
  • Products like Dove, Lipton, Axe
  • A strong fit for a passive-income portfolio

🔹 TotalEnergies (TTE) — France

  • Dividend yield: ~5–6%
  • Energy sector — for those seeking higher returns
  • Sensitive to oil prices, but solid payout track record

📌 Beginner Tip:
Before you buy, make sure to check:

  • ex-dividend date (you must own shares before this date to get dividends)
  • dividend history over recent years
  • payout ratio — ideally below 70–80%
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