How to use this screener
Start with what you want from a dividend: income now, income that grows, or a bit of both. Then narrow the list:
- Minimum yield removes the lowest payers. Raising it too far leads to the riskiest companies, so look at the growth and streak columns before you get excited.
- Raised in a row keeps only stocks that increased their typical payment every year for at least that long (we look back at most ten years).
- Pays lets you build around a schedule, for example monthly payers.
Click any column heading to sort. Click a name to read its profile, then test the numbers in the stock and ETF income calculator.
What the screener does not tell you
A screener shows what happened, not what will happen. It does not look at debt, profits, competition or valuation, and a dividend can be cut or stopped at any time. Use it to build a shortlist, then research each company. Our guides on the payout ratio and on high yields as an opportunity or a trap are a good next step.