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Consistent income you can count on A stock that pays an attractive dividend is a good thing, but it only truly matters if it can sustain it. With Realty Income, you don't have to worry about that.

Meanwhile, Realty Income has increased its dividend 131 times since its initial public listing in 1994. It has raised its payout 111 straight quarters and for 30 years in a row.

The company has seen steady dividend growth from 2010 when it paid $2.16 annually to 2024 where it paid $4.91. Its 4-year average dividend yield is 2.83% and the annual dividend growth rate is 4.20%.

The portfolio screenshots shared by the investor showed his dividend income in March stood at roughly $18,000, compared with $24,000 for February and $21,360 for January.

The company’s dividend yield hovers at 2.6%, slightly below that of Hershey but above the average S&P 500 company’s dividend yield of 1.8%. P&G stock is down 4.7% year-to-date and is nearly ...

The investor's portfolio screenshots showed his estimated dividend income for June stood at just $60,000. He earned about $52,000 on average per month with a single dividend ETF over the past five ...

Realty Income (NYSE: O) currently has a dividend yield above 5.5%. The real estate investment trust (REIT) backs that payout with a high-quality real estate portfolio and financial profile.