S&P Dividend Kings – 20 Tickers Revealed

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Stocks are paying tiny dividends – and it’s a big problem.

America’s 500 biggest stocks in the S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY) pay out only 1.73%.

That means you’ll only earn $1,730 with a huge $100,000 investment.

What is there was a BETTER WAY? And you could earn huge yields of 28%… 39%… and even 45%?

That means you could earn $2,800, $3,900 and even over $4,500 – with a much smaller investment of just $10k. I’ll show you how right now…

IF you buy the S&P 500 ETF – you’ll earn that 1.7% yield.

However, there are some stocks in the index paying out much more income. Let me show you America’s biggest stocks with the highest yields.

America’s Top 20 Dividend Payers

  • Intel (NASDAQ: INTC):  5.3%
  • Williams Co. (NYSE: WMB):  5.3%
  • Best Buy (NYSE: BBY):  5.4%
  • Walgreens (NYSE: WBA):  5.4%
  • International Paper (NYSE: IP):  5.5%
  • Phillip Morris (NYSE: PM):  5.7%
  • LyondellBasell (NYSEL LYB):  5.8%
  • Dow (NYSE: DOW):  5.9%
  • Newell Brands (NYSE: NWL):  5.9%
  • Devon Energy (NYSE: DVN):  6.2%
  • AT&T (NYSE: T):  6.3%
  • Kinder Morgan (NYSEL: KMI):  6.3%
  • ONEOK (NYSE: OKE):  6.5%
  • Simon Property (NYSE: SPG):  6.6%
  • VF Corn. (NYSE: VFC):  7.0%
  • Verizon (NYSE: VZ):  7.2%
  • Altria Group (NYSE: MO):  8.2%
  • Vornado (NYSE: VNO):  8.9%
  • Pioneer Natural Resources (NYSE: PXD):  9.6%

Check out this list – and you can see the top 20 highest yielding stocks in the S&P 500. You could call them the S&P Dividend Kings – since their payouts range from 5.3% to 14.5%.

However, it’s worth considering that some of these high yield stocks may be forced to CUT their dividends. While a 14.5% yield may appear attractive today – the dividend could be reduced. And when that happens the yield and the stock price drops.

That’s why chasing the highest yielding stocks can actually be a huge mistake.

I’ve found a far better way to invest for high yield income.

A small group of America’s most profitable companies are sending out HUGE payouts. These aren’t regular quarterly dividends. Instead, they’re sizable 1-day payments to the shareholders.

The yields can be shockingly high. I’m talking about 28%… 39%… and even 45%!

This is one of my favorite passive income secrets for earning safe and steady cash flow – no matter what happens in the market.

Yours in Wealth,

Ian Wyatt

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