The Best Dividend Stocks for 2026

The following is a data-driven screen of the highest-ranked dividend-paying stocks in our coverage universe, ranked by the Dividendly model, a blend of yield, payout sustainability, profitability, valuation and dividend reliability. All figures reflect data as of 2026-06-22 and are refreshed as new information arrives. This is a factual research screen, not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

1. Lincoln National Corporation (LNC) (Financial Services). The current annualized yield is 4.84%. Dividendly composite rank: 79/100. The payout ratio of 35% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 41 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments.

2. Source Capital, Inc. (SOR) (Financial Services). The current annualized yield is 5.51%. Dividendly composite rank: 79/100. The payout ratio of 35% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 45 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments.

3. Deswell Industries, Inc. (DSWL) (Technology). The current annualized yield is 5.40%. Dividendly composite rank: 78/100. The payout ratio of 30% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 29 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments. Technology companies that pay dividends have generally reached a stage of mature cash generation; growth priorities can still compete with payouts.

4. Comcast Corporation (CMCSA) (Communication Services). The current annualized yield is 5.88%. Dividendly composite rank: 78/100. The payout ratio of 24% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 40 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments. Dividend levels in communication services can vary widely based on capital intensity and competitive dynamics.

5. APA Corporation (APA) (Energy). The current annualized yield is 3.03%. Dividendly composite rank: 78/100. The payout ratio of 25% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 44 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments. Energy-sector dividends can be closely tied to commodity prices and capital expenditure cycles.

6. Edison International (EIX) (Utilities). The current annualized yield is 4.88%. Dividendly composite rank: 77/100. The payout ratio of 30% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 52 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments. Utilities tend to carry regulated revenue streams that can support steady dividends, though they are sensitive to interest-rate movements.

7. Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. (BBAR) (Financial Services). The current annualized yield is 4.26%. Dividendly composite rank: 77/100. The payout ratio of 6% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 31 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments.

8. Safehold Inc. (SAFE) (Real Estate). The current annualized yield is 4.62%. Dividendly composite rank: 76/100. The payout ratio of 44% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 32 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments. Real estate investment trusts are generally required to distribute most taxable income; dividend levels can fluctuate with property values and financing costs.

9. OFG Bancorp (OFG) (Financial Services). The current annualized yield is 3.00%. Dividendly composite rank: 75/100. The payout ratio of 25% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 38 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments.

10. Versant Media Group, Inc. Class A (VSNT) (Industrials). The current annualized yield is 3.93%. Dividendly composite rank: 75/100. The payout ratio of 0% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. Industrial dividends may be more sensitive to economic cycles and capital spending demands.

11. The Mosaic Company (MOS) (Basic Materials). The current annualized yield is 3.84%. Dividendly composite rank: 75/100. At a payout ratio of 52%, the dividend consumes a significant share of earnings; coverage remains within the range common among established dividend payers. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 38 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments.

12. Devon Energy Corporation (DVN) (Energy). The current annualized yield is 3.04%. Dividendly composite rank: 74/100. The payout ratio of 23% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 33 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments. Energy-sector dividends can be closely tied to commodity prices and capital expenditure cycles.

13. Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (HBAN) (Financial Services). The current annualized yield is 3.68%. Dividendly composite rank: 74/100. The payout ratio of 46% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 41 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments.

14. AT&T Inc. (T) (Communication Services). The current annualized yield is 5.04%. Dividendly composite rank: 74/100. The payout ratio of 37% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 42 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments. Dividend levels in communication services can vary widely based on capital intensity and competitive dynamics.

15. HP Inc. (HPQ) (Technology). The current annualized yield is 5.11%. Dividendly composite rank: 74/100. The payout ratio of 43% leaves meaningful room for the dividend to be maintained or grown from current earnings. The company has paid a dividend for approximately 56 consecutive years, a measure of consistency, though past continuity does not guarantee future payments. Technology companies that pay dividends have generally reached a stage of mature cash generation; growth priorities can still compete with payouts.

This list is generated mechanically from current data and the Dividendly model. Dividend payments are not guaranteed. Past payment history is not a promise of future payments. Yields fluctuate with share price. This content is informational only and does not constitute investment advice.