Companies that have increased dividends for 20-60+ years. Build wealth that lasts through any market cycle.
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$10,000 invested in Johnson & Johnson 20 years ago now pays $790/year in dividends, a 7.9% yield on your original cost, even though the current yield is only 3.2%. The dividend grows every year, so your income compounds too.
Bond yields are fixed. Dividend growth stocks raise their payouts every year. After 20 years of 5% annual raises, a $1.80 dividend becomes $4.78. Your income keeps pace with, or beats, inflation.
Individual stocks carry company-specific risk. Pair 5-7 of these with a dividend ETF for broader coverage. Our dividend ETF picks are specifically chosen to complement a stock-based retirement portfolio.
See our best dividend ETFs →JNJ, PG, KO, PEP, WMT
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50+ years of consecutive dividend raises. The most battle-tested income stocks in the market.
The Dividend King. 60+ years of raises through every recession since 1963.
1.95%
60+
0.23
67+ years of raises. Brands you use daily: Tide, Pampers, Gillette.
2.94%
67+
0.38
60+ years of raises. Warren Buffett's favourite forever stock.
2.38%
60+
0.34
50+ years of raises. Snacks + beverages = two recession-resistant businesses in one.
4.53%
50+
0.36
47+ years of raises. A real estate empire disguised as a fast food company.
3.14%
47+
0.41
50+ years of raises. The world's largest retailer, essential consumer spending.
0.91%
50+
0.59
Aging populations drive demand. High yields and defensive positioning.
Monthly REIT dividends and government-backed defence contracts.
Stability matters more than returns in retirement
A 50% portfolio drawdown at age 65 is catastrophic. You'd need a 100% gain just to break even while withdrawing from a smaller base. These stocks fell only 15-25% in the 2020 crash while the S&P 500 dropped 34%.
We answer three simple questions for every stock, so you don't have to read financial reports.
Am I paying too much?
Is this a good business?
Will it keep me up at night?
JNJ scores high across the board: fairly priced, profitable, and stable. Ideal for retirement.
Want to know how we calculate this? Every gauge expands to show the exact formulas on the stock detail page.
See it in action on JNJ →Five-year view. Retirement investing is a long game.
Regulated platforms available in your country. Data from our broker comparison.
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Platform of the Grupo Bursátil Mexicano that facilitates investing from Mexico in stocks, funds, and ETFs through a digital, educational, and intuitive interface. Design your portfolio and grow your wealth step by step.
Latin American fintech that democratizes investing through mutual funds, stocks, and ETFs. Start investing with no commissions and from USD 1.
Established in Miami for the Latin American audience, Folionet provides you access to your own investment account in the U.S., wherever you are. Choose between a personal account or one with advisory services and start enhancing your capital in international markets.
Decades of dividend growth
Every stock has raised dividends for at least 15 consecutive years. Six of the ten are Dividend Kings with 50+ year streaks.
Low volatility
We prefer beta under 1.0, stocks that move less than the market. A 50% drawdown at 65 is catastrophic.
Recession-tested
These companies maintained dividends through 2008, 2020, and every downturn in between. Retirement money can't afford a dividend cut.
Investment-grade balance sheets
Strong financials ensure dividend sustainability. We excluded companies with unsustainable payout ratios or excessive debt.
Sector diversification
Consumer staples, healthcare, real estate, defence, and retail. No single sector can take down the portfolio.
Build a reliable income stream with these high-yielding, diversified ETFs. Three strategies compared.
A data-driven comparison of Mexico's biggest companies against their US counterparts. Sector by sector, number by number.
US companies paying out more than 3% a year. Money you can spend without selling anything.
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Capital at risk. The information presented is for educational and informational purposes only. El Fondo does not provide investment advice. Listed brokers are external platforms. El Fondo does not execute trades or custody assets. El Fondo has no commercial relationship with them and receives no compensation for listing them. Investing involves the risk of partial or total loss of capital. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
