Dividend Growth Investors,

Below are companies paying dividends to their shareholders this week. Stocks displayed are those that have at least five consecutive years of previous dividend increases and are made on a best efforts basis. Dividend Pay Dates are not traditionally distributed evenly throughout the month; more stocks pay dividends on the first day, the last day, and the middle of the month. Occasionally there are too many stocks paying dividends on a single day to efficiently display all of them, so I try to feature the most important and largest companies. The dividend yields shown within the orange portions of the graphics are as of the beginning of the week and will likely change by the time the dividend is paid later in the week. Some brokerages may pay dividends to their clients on different days than the stock’s actual Pay Date. Always remember that just because a company pays a dividend and might be listed on these graphics, it doesn’t mean it is a good investment at that level. We discuss which stocks are reasonably attractive at current prices within my Dividend Growth Investing and Options For Long-Term Investors classes each week, where we conduct thorough fundamental and business model analysis.

Keep reinvesting in yourself,

Brandon Van Zee

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