As Wall Street's broader market averages continue to face challenges at the start of the trading week, many investors may begin to shift their focus toward high-yielding dividend stocks in an effort to secure a reliable and steady stream of income amidst the market uncertainty.

Two supercharged income stocks -- sporting an average yield of 8.57% -- have the necessary catalysts to make their patient investors richer.

The stock market is highly unpredictable. In this volatile market, dividend stocks provide a sense of stability by offering regular income. Without a doubt, high-yield dividend stocks are appealing. However,

The top 15 dividend growth stocks for March 2025 offer an average dividend yield of 1.13%. Collectively, they have increased dividend payments at a rate of 20.05% during the last 5 years. Based on dividend yield theory, these 15 stocks are about 25% undervalued right now, and I think they are poised to offer strong long-term returns.

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