Here Are the 5 Best Dividend Stocks to Buy for 2022
These are some of the best dividend stocks to consider in 2022.
1. Ford Motor Company
$F.US$ future is bright enough and strong enough that management was comfortable recently reinstating its dividend after a short hiatus during the early stages of the pandemic. Its shares currently yield a solid 1.9%, and investors can expect the auto leader's cash payout to rise over time along with its earnings.
2. Bank of America
$BAC.US$ is particularly well-positioned to benefit from rising rates. The financial services giant stands to earn an additional $6.5 billion just in net interest income over the next year if interest rates increase by a single percentage point.
Higher profits should lead to larger dividends, and Bank of America's shares already yield a respectable 1.9%.
3. Walmart
The retail colossus is known for its everyday low prices. As shoppers look for ways to cut costs, Walmart expects to see an influx of traffic, both in-store and online, from consumers.
Additionally, $WMT.US$ massive distribution network allows it to navigate the recent pandemic-induced challenges to retail supply chains better than its smaller competitors. As more customers shop at its well-stocked stores, its profits -- and, by extension, its dividends -- should march steadily higher. Meanwhile, investors can collect the company's 1.6% yield.
4. Waste Management
If you're looking to add a powerful growth component to your portfolio, consider $AAPL.US$ . The tech titan is currently valued at a staggering $2.7 trillion, and yet investors are still likely undervaluing its incredible earnings potential.
Rising demand for 5G connectivity should help to fuel a sustained upgrade cycle for $AAPL.US$ most important product, the iPhone. Meanwhile, the strong performance of $AAPL.US$ new M1 chips is boosting sales of its Macs and iPads. These strong device sales, in turn, are driving the growth of Apple's high-margin services.
Which stock do you prefer in 2022?
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