I’ve scanned thousands of stocks across global markets and found 205 find companies that give dividend yields of 4%+, which have also increased in stock price value over the last 5 years.

Most stocks don’t give high dividend yields and a large chunk of the ones that do have suffered declining stock prices over the last 5 years, this is why I’ve compiled the list.

– View this list for free in this Google Spreadsheet
– The infographic below shows some high-level statistics from this list, download the image here

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Breakdown 

– Dividend Yield = The reward the company pays you for owning the stock. For example, if a stock is $50 and its dividend yield is 10%, you will get $5 every year (normally paid out quarterly)
– Stock Price Increase = A positive change in the public stock price that people buy or sell that stock for
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* This is not financial advice!