Dividend Stocks

BAB, Inc. is about as small as dividend-paying stocks get, a penny-priced franchisor of the Big Apple Bagels, My Favorite Muffin, and SweetDuet brands. Yet the Illinois-based company pays a regular cash distribution and periodically tops it up.

Bath & Body Works (NYSE:BBWI) has become an unlikely stop for yield hunters. Once a growth darling inside the old L Brands empire, the candle-and-soap retailer now trades near multi-year lows, pushing itsDividend Yieldabove 4% and prompting a debate over whether the market has …

Bluerock Homes Trust (NYSE:BHM) is a small, relatively young real estateInvestmenttrust that has begun rewarding shareholders with a rising dividend, and its yield near 6% is hard for income investors to ignore.

A trailingYieldabove 5% on a hotel stock priced under $2 is bound to attract income hunters, and Braemar Hotels & Resorts (NYSE:BHR) fits that description. But the headline number carries an important asterisk.

Crown Castle (NYSE:CCI) has been a fixture of income portfolios for years, a wireless-infrastructure landlord whose towers throw off contracted rent. But 2025 reset the story: after a strategic overhaul and the sale of its fiber and small-cells business, the company rebased its dividend …

Shares of The Clorox Company (NYSE:CLX) have spent much of the past year under pressure, and one consequence has caught the eye of income-focused investors: aDividend Yieldthat now sits well above the consumer-staples norm.

Grocery is a low-margin, defensive business, and Albertsons Companies (NYSE:ACI) wears that identity in its stock. After a stretch of share-price weakness, the supermarket operator's dividend now screens at a mid-single-digit trailing yield, an unusually generous figure for a household-name grocer.