The S&P 500 currently has a dividend yield of 1.24%, far below historical highs, making it challenging for income-focused investors to beat inflation.
With the five-year Treasury yield at 3.89%, income-focused investors will struggle to generate additional income as interest rates decline and stock prices rise.
A laddered yield portfolio offers a strategy for income-focused investors, featuring five dividend stocks with yields from 2% to over 10%, facilitating consistent income.
John Wiley & Sons boasts a 2.86% dividend yield and a solid history of increasing annual dividends for 31 consecutive years, making it an attractive choice for long-term investors.
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