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Highest dividend stocks (2026)

The 50 stocks below have a combined market cap of $2.2T; the best performer of 2026 is PBR (+83.5% YTD). The 50 fattest S&P 500 yields — each one verified actually paid. Not investment advice.

End of day 2026-09-08 · 50 entries · digits update live during market hours

Combined market cap
$2.2T
50 entries
Median YTD return
+5.0%
2026
Best of 2026
+83.5%
PBR
Worst of 2026
-39.5%
FIS

Top 50 by dividend yield

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# CompanyCategory1Y
AGNCAGNC InvestmentReal Estate$10.69+0.33%-0.3%+9.2%+8.9%+18.0%+31.9%+13.48%$2B$13B
TUTelusCommunication Services$9.67+0.00%-0.5%-18.5%-23.0%-38.8%-45.0%+12.24%$556M$15B
JBSJBSConsumer Staples$12.89-1.11%-9.5%+10.9%-3.5%-13.4%+11.01%$1B$14B
PBRPetroleo Brasileiro S.A. Petrobras ADSEnergy$20.84+3.58%+19.4%+20.9%+83.5%+78.1%+268.4%+10.46%$20B$134B
ARCCAres CapitalFinancials$19.69-1.75%-1.6%+7.6%+2.5%-3.3%+58.3%+9.75%$960M$14B
ORIOld Republic InternationalFinancials$40.78-1.57%-4.5%+9.4%-3.2%+9.9%+128.5%+9.26%$1B$10B
OWLBlue Owl CapitalFinancials$11.23-4.47%-3.6%+21.4%-20.1%-31.9%+1.1%+8.06%$81M$8B
GLPIGaming and Leisure PropertiesReal Estate$41.62-0.73%-5.7%-9.0%-3.7%-8.0%+18.6%+7.59%$969M$12B
HSTHost Hotels & ResortsReal Estate$22.08+0.14%-5.2%-6.2%+30.7%+37.1%+71.3%+7.56%$1B$15B
WESWestern Midstream PartnersUtilities$49.43-0.22%+6.0%+13.7%+33.4%+41.8%+272.8%+7.29%$1B$20B
VICIVICI PropertiesReal Estate$25.29-0.51%-5.4%-6.1%-7.1%-19.9%+7.9%+7.12%$3B$28B
BCEBCECommunication Services$23.66-0.06%+4.0%-0.9%+1.9%+0.8%-36.1%+6.99%$5B$22B
AREAlexandria Real Estate EquitiesReal Estate$50.78-3.55%+2.1%+2.4%+6.8%-36.4%-69.2%+6.85%$-1025M$9B
UPSUnited Parcel ServiceIndustrials$100.48-1.77%-2.3%-5.2%+6.1%+25.9%-34.4%+6.53%$5B$85B
GISGeneral MillsConsumer Staples$37.71-1.53%+2.2%+15.7%-14.9%-20.8%-20.4%+6.47%$-88M$20B
PGRProgressiveFinancials$214.92-1.84%-0.2%+7.4%+0.5%-6.1%+149.6%+6.47%$12B$125B
KHCKraft HeinzConsumer Staples$24.89+0.16%-0.1%+8.3%+8.0%-2.6%-10.3%+6.43%$-3396M$30B
NLYAnnaly Capital ManagementReal Estate$22.73-0.35%-1.3%+12.1%+8.6%+17.3%+28.5%+6.38%$3B$17B
LYBLyondellBasell IndustriesMaterials$64.60+1.70%+9.5%+1.3%+54.2%+24.7%-11.7%+6.38%$-346M$21B
MOAltria GroupConsumer Staples$68.18-1.02%-0.3%-2.9%+22.0%+9.4%+101.9%+6.22%$8B$114B
PFEPfizerHealthcare$27.80-2.28%+3.9%+10.4%+17.4%+19.6%-22.5%+6.19%$4B$158B
DOCHealthpeak PropertiesReal Estate$20.52-0.65%-3.7%+5.3%+33.3%+19.3%-23.7%+5.95%$243M$14B
BTIBritish American TobaccoConsumer Staples$55.16-0.35%-7.0%-6.3%+0.2%+4.1%+113.2%+5.87%$10B$121B
AMCRAmcorMaterials$44.36-1.75%-6.0%+19.0%+11.1%+11.7%-12.8%+5.83%$1B$21B
EIXEdison InternationalUtilities$59.34+4.53%-13.5%-15.2%+2.7%+15.0%+30.7%+5.83%$4B$23B
OHIOmega Healthcare InvestorsReal Estate$47.04+1.42%-2.9%+8.9%+10.7%+15.7%+111.2%+5.70%$858M$14B
CCICrown CastleReal Estate$75.99+0.21%+0.5%-16.2%-12.4%-17.2%-49.7%+5.59%$862M$32B
BF-BBrown–FormanConsumer Staples$26.40-1.23%-6.6%+1.6%+4.0%-5.5%-57.9%+5.56%$721M$12B
VZVerizon CommunicationsCommunication Services$50.40+0.52%+7.1%+12.8%+30.0%+21.3%+26.2%+5.55%$16B$209B
HRLHormel FoodsConsumer Staples$21.23-1.44%-15.1%-9.1%-6.9%-12.9%-44.4%+5.50%$343M$12B
ENBEnbridgeEnergy$50.50+0.81%-0.2%-7.5%+9.8%+8.9%+72.9%+5.49%$4B$110B
CLXCloroxConsumer Staples$91.60-1.57%-11.9%-2.6%-5.9%-24.5%-34.6%+5.41%$587M$11B
VALEVALE ADRMaterials$15.54+1.77%+8.7%+6.6%+22.7%+61.8%+28.6%+5.37%$2B$66B
ORealty IncomeReal Estate$61.03-0.36%-1.9%+3.0%+12.1%+8.6%+16.9%+5.30%$58B
FISFidelity National Information ServicesFinancials$39.42-5.90%-7.8%+0.8%-39.5%-40.8%-64.9%+5.28%$3B$20B
WPCW. P. Carey Inc. REITReal Estate$70.56+0.26%-1.7%-3.3%+12.6%+9.4%+23.2%+5.24%$651M$16B
BXPBXPReal Estate$65.75-2.87%-5.7%+3.0%-0.2%-10.6%-23.8%+5.19%$297M$12B
VNOMViper EnergyEnergy$44.92+1.19%+11.8%-0.9%+21.3%+27.6%+232.4%+5.16%$59M$9B
SNYSanofi ADSHealthcare$43.16-2.45%-0.7%-1.7%-6.0%-2.0%+3.5%+5.14%$9B$105B
IPInternational PaperMaterials$36.51-1.97%-11.2%+12.4%-3.9%-21.3%-18.7%+5.07%$-3438M$19B
CMCSAComcastCommunication Services$26.34-0.57%+3.9%+12.4%-2.4%-13.0%-44.1%+5.01%$11B$93B
KMBKimberly-ClarkConsumer Staples$102.93-1.93%-5.0%+6.6%+6.0%-16.7%-7.8%+4.94%$2B$34B
AFGAmerican Financial GroupFinancials$140.96-1.23%-3.2%+8.2%+6.4%+7.1%+54.8%+4.92%$953M$12B
TAPMolson Coors BeverageConsumer Staples$38.85-4.07%-9.4%-0.8%-13.9%-19.4%-1.9%+4.89%$-2306M$7B
UDRUDRReal Estate$36.11-0.76%-5.6%-5.8%+1.6%-3.5%-17.8%+4.78%$491M$13B
MAAMid-America Apartment CommunitiesReal Estate$127.92-0.31%-5.2%-5.7%-4.6%-7.8%-19.9%+4.77%$390M$15B
AESAESUtilities$14.82+0.17%+0.6%+1.9%+7.1%+20.3%-24.8%+4.75%$2B$11B
DOWDowMaterials$29.58+0.46%+2.0%-12.5%+30.8%+26.7%-39.2%+4.73%$21B
INFYInfosys ADRTechnology$11.16-4.66%-11.0%-7.2%-36.0%-31.1%-46.2%+4.71%$3B$45B
RIORio TintoMaterials$103.83+0.54%+5.0%+5.1%+36.3%+70.5%+91.4%+4.71%$10B$130B

Methodology

The 50 highest dividend yields in the S&P 500, each verified as actually paid from our own dividends table rather than taken from a vendor's forward estimate. A yield that exists only because the share price collapsed is still a real yield today, and often a warning; check the payout against earnings and free cash flow before treating it as income.

Returns are total returns (dividends reinvested), computed over adjusted closes we derive ourselves from SEC-filed dividends and splits. Fundamentals come from company filings via our EDGAR pipeline. Past performance does not predict future returns; this is not investment advice.

FAQ#

What S&P 500 stock has the highest dividend yield?
AGNC Investment Corp. (AGNC) currently has the highest verified dividend yield in the S&P 500, at about 13.48%.
What are the top 10 dividend stocks in the S&P 500?
The 10 highest S&P 500 dividend yields right now: 1. AGNC 13.48%, 2. TU 12.24%, 3. JBS 11.01%, 4. PBR 10.46%, 5. ARCC 9.75%, 6. ORI 9.26%, 7. OWL 8.06%, 8. GLPI 7.59%, 9. HST 7.56%, 10. WES 7.29%.
Do the returns include the dividends (total return)?
Yes — every return column on this page is a total return: it assumes dividends are reinvested, so the figures capture both the price change and the income. That's the right way to judge a dividend stock, since a high yield can coexist with a losing total return when the share price falls faster than the payout.
Is a higher dividend yield always better?
A very high yield can signal a falling share price or an unsustainable payout rather than a bargain — check the payout's history and the company's earnings before treating yield as income. This list filters out data artifacts by verifying each yield against dividends actually paid over the past year.

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Highest realized shareholder yield

50 stocks

Shares actually retired plus dividends — the cash-over-market-cap version flatters fallen stocks.

Stock1YCompanyRealized shareholder yield
CRBGCorebridge Financial Inc.+19.73%
TIGOMillicom International Cellular S.A.+19.32%
PINSPinterest Inc.+16.72%

Highest fundamental return

50 stocks

Earnings growth plus cash returned — the annual return the business made, before any re-rating.

Stock1YCompanyFundamental return (5Y CAGR)
FISFidelity National Information Services Inc.+117.38%
NVDANVIDIA Corporation+95.67%
DBDeutsche Bank AG+78.22%

Highest realized buyback yield

50 stocks

Shares actually retired over the past year — the buyback measure a collapsed stock price can't flatter.

Stock1YCompanyRealized buyback yield
CRBGCorebridge Financial Inc.+17.26%
PINSPinterest Inc.+16.72%
ITGartner Inc.+16.63%

Value stocks

50 stocks

The cheapest large caps by earnings multiple — double-checked across two data sources.

Stock1YCompanyP/E
CHTRCharter Communications Inc.3.5
RCIRogers Communication Inc.4.0
BCEBCE Inc.4.7

Cheapest by price to free cash flow

50 stocks

Low P/FCF large caps — the cash-based sibling of the value screen.

Stock1YCompanyP/FCF
FUTUFutu Holdings Limited American Depositary Shares3.1
CNCCentene Corporation3.6
CHTRCharter Communications Inc.4.0

Magnificent 7

7 stocks

The seven megacaps that drive the market — Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta, Tesla.

Stock1YCompanyMarket cap
NVDANVIDIA Corporation$5.44T
AAPLApple Inc.$4.62T
GOOGLAlphabet Inc. Class A$4.14T

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