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Over time, dividend stocks have shown consistent resilience in difficult market conditions. Despite the recent focus on AI, the long-term appeal of these stocks has grown.

As 2025 draws near, dividend stocks offering high yields with resilient payouts are becoming increasingly attractive for investors looking to generate steady passive income. With the market adjusting to a lower-interest-rate environment following three rate cuts,

Dividend stocks can be no-brainer investments. Over the last 50 years, the average dividend stock in the S&P 500 has outperformed non-dividend payers by more than 2 to 1, with the best performance coming from dividend growers.

As 2024 comes to an end, investor confidence is growing with hopes for tax cuts and lower interest rates in 2025. In this context, high-yield

Plenty of high-performing growth stocks pay dividends -- such as Apple and Nvidia -- and though their dividend yields can be low sometimes, they can also be fast-growing. But demand for vaccines has waned now,

Investors aren't giving W.P. Carey enough credit after a dividend cut at the start of 2024. Agree Realty has proven it has a strong business model to support long-term dividend growth. If you don't mind owning a sin stock,