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Dividend stocks are an excellent way to generate investment income in retirement, or if you simply like companies that pay shareholders to hold their stock. I mean, what's wrong with that?

O continues to outperform, despite the uncertain macroeconomic environment, as observed in its low cost of capital and its debts' stable weighted average interest rates. This is on top of its diversification to the EU, where cash yields are high with excellent rental recapture increase prospects over the next few years. The management's diversification to data center and gaming sectors have als...

Realty Income offers a reliable 5.69% yield, 659 consecutive monthly dividends, and 110 quarterly increases, making it a core SWAN holding for income investors. Its diversified portfolio of 15,600+ properties across 91 industries and 98.5% occupancy ensures stability and resilience through economic cycles. With the Fed expected to cut rates in 2025, Realty Income's yield and dividend growth bec...

Many REITs pay dividends on a monthly basis. Some of them are offering high dividend yields today. I present 5 of the best monthly paying REITs for passive income.

The best dividend stocks strive to increase their payments once a year. Over 150 have managed to do that for the past decade, which is impressive considering all that has transpired in the past 10 years.

TierneyMJ / Shutterstock.com Realty Income  If you're looking for a stock that pays monthly dividends, Realty Income Corporation (NYSE: O) is a top monthly dividend company.

For many investors, dividends can become a realistic source of income after retirement. For example, if you owned $1 million worth of Realty Income (O 0.48%) at its current yield of 5.7%, you would generate $4,750 per month or $57,000 in cash every year without having to work.

The Fed remains boxed in, prioritizing 2% inflation over rising unemployment, making near-term rate cuts unlikely despite market expectations. Dividend investors should own stocks that perform well in both 'higher for longer' and rate-cut scenarios, focusing on resilient cash flow and growth. I offer 5 to help you navigate the current environment.