20 dividend stocks with high yields that are expected to raise payouts the most through 2024

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Investors might look for companies paying high dividends, with the hope that payouts will keep rising. Or investors could focus more on consistent dividend increases. Below is a screen of stocks taking the first approach.

There are different ways to select stocks based on dividends. An investor might look for companies paying high dividends, with the hope that payouts will keep rising. Or the investor might focus less on high current yields and more on consistent dividend increases.

Interest rates have been rising rapidly as the Federal Reserve pushes to slow the economy as part of its effort to lower inflation. The 10-year yield has more than doubled from 1.52% at the end of 2021. Highest ‘CAGR’ for dividend payouts For this screen, we have taken a simple approach. Among the S&P 500, there are 111 stocks with dividend yields of 3.10% or higher. These 20 are expected to show the highest compound annual growth rates for their dividend payouts through 2024, based on consensus estimates among analysts polled by FactSet:

 

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