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Highest dividend stocks (2026)

The highest yield below is AGNC Investment Corp. (AGNC) at 16.09%; the median of the 50 is 6.08%. 16 of them have raised the dividend for 10 or more years running, and 2 pay monthly. The 50 highest dividend yields among US-listed large caps, each one checked against dividends actually paid in the past year. Not investment advice.

End of day 2026-10-01 · 50 entries · digits update live during market hours

Combined market cap
$1.9T
50 entries
Median YTD return
-6.3%
2026
Best of 2026
+42.2%
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Worst of 2026
-81.2%
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Top 50 by dividend yield

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# CompanyCategory1Y
AGNCAGNC InvestmentReal Estate$8.95-1.32%-15.6%-17.1%-16.5%-9.9%-43.7%+16.09%$1.440+0.0%77%Sep 30, 2026$11B
OWLBlue Owl CapitalFinancials$8.95-1.60%-23.4%+3.6%-40.1%-44.5%-42.6%+10.29%$0.924+—744%Aug 13, 2026$6B
ARCCAres CapitalFinancials$19.18+0.42%-3.8%+2.7%-5.3%-4.8%-7.1%+10.01%$1.920+3.7%138%Sep 15, 2026$14B
GLPIGaming and Leisure PropertiesReal Estate$37.60-0.99%-10.1%-14.0%-15.9%-20.3%-20.2%+8.72%$3.284+5.4%93%Sep 11, 2026$11B
WESWestern Midstream PartnersUtilities$44.58+0.46%-9.4%+2.9%+12.4%+13.0%+107.1%+8.35%$3.725+24.0%116%Jul 31, 2026$18B
VICIVICI PropertiesReal Estate$22.74-1.00%-11.0%-13.5%-19.2%-30.9%-22.0%+8.09%$1.847++6.4%69%Sep 17, 2026$25B
CPBCampbell'sConsumer Staples$19.49-1.71%-17.8%-17.0%-30.1%-39.1%-53.1%+8.00%$1.561+2.2%117%Jul 2, 2026$6B
GISGeneral MillsConsumer Staples$31.66-1.55%-22.9%-16.2%-31.9%-37.5%-47.8%+7.71%$2.444+3.6%—Jul 10, 2026$17B
MPLXMPLXEnergy$56.30-0.04%-4.6%+0.8%+5.6%+13.4%+94.7%+7.65%$4.3112++9.4%0%Aug 7, 2026$57B
KHCKraft HeinzConsumer Staples$22.46-1.14%-13.2%-10.2%-7.4%-14.5%-38.8%+7.12%$1.600+0.0%—Sep 4, 2026$27B
PAAPlains All American PipelineEnergy$23.72+0.00%-8.4%+6.6%+32.0%+39.1%+132.1%+7.04%$1.674+16.1%0%Jul 31, 2026$17B
UPSUnited Parcel ServiceIndustrials$93.91+0.50%-8.5%-14.3%-5.3%+11.3%-48.3%+6.99%$6.5616+10.2%118%Aug 17, 2026$80B
ETEnergy TransferUtilities$20.09+1.62%-6.2%+5.5%+21.9%+18.3%+106.2%+6.77%$1.364+16.9%0%Aug 7, 2026$69B
MOAltria GroupConsumer Staples$66.96-0.57%-3.8%-6.4%+16.1%+1.0%+46.0%+6.63%$4.4417+4.3%89%Sep 15, 2026$112B
VNOMViper EnergyEnergy$40.69+2.01%-10.4%-1.3%+5.3%+5.1%+84.2%+6.59%$2.680+42.1%680%Aug 13, 2026$8B
EIXEdison InternationalUtilities$53.81+0.14%-8.5%-26.8%-10.4%-4.4%-2.3%+6.53%$3.511+4.6%35%Jul 7, 2026$21B
CCICrown CastleReal Estate$66.11-0.81%-12.8%-13.6%-25.6%-30.9%-61.8%+6.43%$4.250-4.4%216%Sep 15, 2026$28B
BCEBCECommunication Services$19.93-2.02%-14.9%-5.2%-16.4%-15.1%-60.2%+6.32%$1.260-13.5%33%Sep 15, 2026$19B
BTIBritish American TobaccoConsumer Staples$53.19-2.23%-4.9%-12.2%-6.1%+1.7%+52.6%+6.28%$3.343+0.9%67%Jul 10, 2026$117B
EPDEnterprise Products PartnersUtilities$35.68+0.20%-9.2%-2.3%+11.3%+14.5%+63.6%+6.28%$2.2427++4.1%0%Jul 31, 2026$77B
CLXCloroxConsumer Staples$80.67-0.42%-15.1%-16.4%-20.0%-34.3%-51.0%+6.20%$5.0021+2.2%103%Aug 12, 2026$10B
VZVerizon CommunicationsCommunication Services$45.97+0.22%-8.6%+9.5%+12.9%+4.9%-15.3%+6.16%$2.8319+1.9%72%Jul 10, 2026$191B
AREAlexandria Real Estate EquitiesReal Estate$47.05-0.86%-8.9%-11.3%-3.9%-43.6%-75.8%+6.12%$2.880-8.0%—Jun 30, 2026$8B
PFEPfizerHealthcare$28.12-1.40%-1.5%+17.8%+12.9%+3.3%-34.5%+6.12%$1.7216+3.6%226%Jul 24, 2026$160B
CMCSAComcastCommunication Services$21.69-0.32%-17.5%-8.6%-22.5%-25.2%-59.5%+6.09%$1.3212+7.5%43%Oct 7, 2026$77B
ORealty IncomeReal Estate$53.53-1.42%-12.8%-13.4%-5.0%-11.5%-16.1%+6.08%$3.2521+3.5%—Aug 31, 2026$51B
OHIOmega Healthcare InvestorsReal Estate$45.22-2.35%-3.3%-6.1%+2.0%+6.9%+49.1%+6.02%$2.720+0.0%93%Aug 3, 2026$14B
SNYSanofi ADSHealthcare$40.65-1.41%-8.3%-2.3%-16.1%-18.3%-15.1%+5.96%$2.423+5.4%61%May 4, 2026$99B
WPCW. P. Carey Inc. REITReal Estate$63.83-1.25%-9.0%-9.9%-0.8%-6.8%-12.1%+5.89%$3.762-2.1%125%Jun 30, 2026$15B
HRLHormel FoodsConsumer Staples$19.97+0.15%-9.2%-19.8%-15.8%-19.5%-51.2%+5.87%$1.1730++4.5%187%Jul 13, 2026$11B
CTVACortevaMaterials$12.57-83.82%-85.7%-85.0%-81.2%-79.6%-71.1%+5.73%$0.725+6.7%48%Sep 1, 2026$8B
IPInternational PaperMaterials$32.53-1.93%-10.8%-15.2%-17.4%-29.7%-38.9%+5.69%$1.851-0.9%—Aug 14, 2026$17B
KMBKimberly-ClarkConsumer Staples$94.33-3.18%-11.9%-15.3%-6.5%-23.4%-28.6%+5.43%$5.1221+3.3%86%Sep 4, 2026$31B
SUNSunocoEnergy$74.67+2.47%-3.2%+10.0%+42.2%+47.3%+99.6%+5.37%$4.013+2.2%—Aug 7, 2026$15B
FNFFidelity National FinancialFinancials$39.12+1.22%-15.1%-18.4%-28.4%-32.8%-7.6%+5.32%$2.0811++7.7%72%Sep 16, 2026$10B
FISFidelity National Information ServicesFinancials$33.12+0.65%-18.9%-18.9%-50.2%-50.2%-73.1%+5.31%$1.761+2.7%26%Sep 11, 2026$17B
CAGConagra BrandsConsumer Staples$13.22-1.67%-18.1%-7.7%-23.7%-31.6%-60.8%+5.30%$0.700+4.9%—Jul 30, 2026$6B
TPGTPGFinancials$44.74+1.38%-14.7%+10.4%-29.9%-20.4%—+5.27%$2.361——Aug 14, 2026$17B
BBVABanco Bilbao Vizcaya ArgentariaFinancials$26.86-3.62%-6.2%+7.6%+15.3%+39.8%+310.2%+5.27%$1.424+16.2%40%Apr 9, 2026$153B
LKQLKQConsumer Discretionary$22.78-0.22%-7.8%-12.9%-24.6%-26.8%-55.6%+5.27%$1.200—67%Aug 20, 2026$6B
MAAMid-America Apartment CommunitiesReal Estate$116.40-1.14%-10.0%-16.8%-16.2%-15.7%-38.5%+5.26%$6.1215+8.7%176%Jul 15, 2026$14B
EMNEastman ChemicalMaterials$64.04-1.23%-8.7%-4.5%+0.3%+3.4%-37.5%+5.25%$3.3616+4.0%86%Sep 15, 2026$7B
TAPMolson Coors BeverageConsumer Staples$37.11+1.75%-6.7%-4.9%-20.5%-19.4%-21.3%+5.17%$1.924-3.8%—Aug 28, 2026$7B
DOWDowMaterials$27.59+0.18%-9.4%+2.1%+18.0%+19.7%-52.9%+5.07%$1.400-12.9%—Aug 31, 2026$20B
KIMKimco RealtyReal Estate$22.22+0.04%-7.9%-11.4%+9.6%+3.2%+2.2%+5.04%$1.122+10.2%119%Sep 4, 2026$15B
TUTelusCommunication Services$8.20-2.32%-15.1%-22.1%-37.8%-48.3%-62.8%+4.98%$0.4110+4.6%210%Sep 10, 2026$13B
PRUPrudential FinancialFinancials$113.14-0.39%-3.4%+1.9%+0.2%+9.8%+6.5%+4.95%$5.609+4.2%50%Aug 25, 2026$39B
TROWT. Rowe Price GroupFinancials$105.84+1.72%-2.9%-8.9%+3.4%+4.7%-46.7%+4.91%$5.2012+7.1%51%Sep 15, 2026$23B
OKEONEOKEnergy$87.18+2.24%-8.9%+1.7%+18.6%+19.4%+46.6%+4.91%$4.283+2.0%72%Aug 3, 2026$55B
ESEversource Energy (D/B/A)Utilities$64.32+0.24%-8.8%-10.9%-4.5%-10.2%-21.4%+4.90%$3.159+5.8%78%Sep 21, 2026$24B

Methodology

The 50 highest dividend yields among US-listed large caps, 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, so the table carries the facts that tell the two apart: the annual dividend per share (the latest regular payment times the payments a year), the run of complete calendar years in which that payment rose (a plus sign means it reaches the start of our record, which begins in 1995 for many long-lived payers), its five-year growth rate, the payout ratio against filed net income, and the last ex-date. Special dividends and spin-off distributions are left out of all of them.

Performance columns are price returns: the change in the split-adjusted share price, the way quote screens report it, through the latest print during the session. Dividends are not reinvested. Fundamentals come from company filings via our EDGAR pipeline. Past performance does not predict future returns; this is not investment advice.

FAQ#

Which large-cap stock has the highest dividend yield?
AGNC Investment Corp. (AGNC) currently has the highest verified dividend yield among US-listed large caps, at about 16.09%.
What are the top 10 high-dividend stocks?
The 10 highest large-cap dividend yields right now: 1. AGNC 16.09%, 2. OWL 10.29%, 3. ARCC 10.01%, 4. GLPI 8.72%, 5. WES 8.35%, 6. VICI 8.09%, 7. CPB 8.00%, 8. GIS 7.71%, 9. MPLX 7.65%, 10. KHC 7.12%.
Are there stocks with a 20% dividend yield?
Not among the large caps on this list: the highest verified yield is about 16.09%. A yield near 20% usually means the share price has collapsed, a one-off special dividend is being counted as regular income, or the data is wrong, so this list leaves out yields above 15%.
Which high-yield stocks have raised their dividend the longest?
16 of the 50 have raised the dividend every year for a decade or more, counting complete calendar years in our own dividend record: HRL (30+ years), EPD (27+ years), CLX (21 years), O (21 years), KMB (21 years), VZ (19 years), MO (17 years), UPS (16 years) and others. A plus sign means the streak reaches the start of our record, so it may be longer.
Which of these dividend stocks pay monthly?
2 of the 50 pay twelve times a year: AGNC (16.09%), O (6.08%). The rest pay quarterly, with a few semi-annual or annual payers; the Pays column on the table shows each one.
What do the dividend columns mean?
Annual dividend per share is the latest regular payment times the number of payments a year — the run-rate a buyer today would receive. Years of raises counts consecutive complete calendar years in which that payment rose over the prior year's; a cut, a flat year or a gap ends the count, and a special dividend is left out. Dividend growth is the five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of the payment. Payout ratio is dividends paid over net income, both trailing twelve months from the company's SEC filings; it is blank where earnings are negative.
Do the returns include the dividends?
No — the performance columns (1D through 5Y) are price returns: the change in the share price, the way quote screens report it. The dividend yield column is the income on top, and a stock's total return is roughly the two together. That matters for 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
PAYCPaycom Software Inc.+22.72%
CRBGCorebridge Financial Inc.+19.73%
TIGOMillicom International Cellular S.A.+19.32%

Highest fundamental return

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

Stock1YCompanyFundamental return (5Y CAGR)
FISFidelity National Information Services Inc.+118.20%
UDRUDR Inc.+102.31%
NVDANVIDIA Corporation+95.66%

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
PAYCPaycom Software Inc.+22.14%
CRBGCorebridge Financial Inc.+17.26%
PINSPinterest Inc.+16.72%

Dividend growth stocks

50 stocks

Large caps that have raised the dividend every year for 10 or more years, ranked by how fast the payment has grown over five years.

Stock1YCompanyDividend growth (5Y CAGR)
FIXComfort Systems USA Inc.+40.4%
DKSDick's Sporting Goods Inc+31.2%
PAGPenske Automotive Group Inc.+26.9%

25+ years of dividend increases

Every US-listed large cap that has raised its dividend for 25 or more consecutive years in our record, longest streak first.

Stock1YCompanyYears of raises
SPGIS&P Global Inc.38+
PPGPPG Industries Inc.38+
PGProcter & Gamble Company34

Monthly dividend stocks & ETFs

Every stock and fund in the universe that pays twelve times a year, ranked by yield — covered-call income funds, bond funds and the monthly-paying REITs.

Stock1YCompanyDividend yield
AGNCAGNC Investment Corp.+16.09%
JEPQJPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF+13.47%
QYLDGlobal X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF+11.42%

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