Dividend stock investing investors pursuing dividend stock

Investors pursuing dividend stock investing benefit from compound reinvestment — five-year CAGR for high-yield dividend ETFs stands at 7.2%. Reinforced by dividend growth rates of 5–6% annually, long-term wealth accumulation remains solid. Procter & Gamble has raised its dividend for an impressive 69 consecutive years, one of the longest streaks of any publicly traded company. With a dividend yield of 2.8%, Procter & Gamble is another solid stock that consistently rewards shareholders with steady income. This investment range can support a low- to mid-single-digit annual growth rate in its cash flow per share. That should support a similar growth rate in its dividend payment. EPR is on track to grow its cash flow per share by around 4.3% this year and has already increased its monthly dividend payment by 3.5% this year. Dividend stock investing in global markets is gaining traction — ASX-listed dividend-heavy equities outperformed regional peers by 3.1% last quarter. Currency hedged strategies are preserving yield stability for foreign investors.