Warren Buffett’s Top 7 Dividend Stocks

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$5.26 billion.

That’s how much Warren Buffett is raking in annual dividend income from 7 stocks.

Let’s discuss if they’re the right income plays for you…

Or if you could make much more income with this AI secret.

Last year…

Investment advisor Hartford Funds released a report showing how dividend-paying stocks have outshined non-payers over the past 50 years.

It revealed that dividend stocks delivered an average annual return of 9.17% – more than DOUBLE the 4.27% return from non-dividend stocks.

This may be the reason why Warren Buffett loves dividend stocks.

Companies that consistently pay dividends are usually profitable, reliable, and offer steady growth.

While most of Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio includes dividend stocks…

Seven core holdings are set to bring in $5.26 billion in annual dividend income:

  • Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY)
  • Bank of America (NYSE: BAC)
  • Chevron (NYSE: CVX)
  • Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL)
  • Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO)
  • Kraft Heinz (NASDAQ: KHC)
  • American Express (NYSE: AXP)

But here’s the problem with these stocks…

Their annual dividend yield is too low to generate meaningful income – unless you’re already a multimillionaire.

Kraft Heinz’s yield is the highest from the list, paying 4.68%.

If you were to invest $10K into Kraft Heinz…

You’d get $468 per year.

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Yours in Wealth,

Ian Wyatt

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