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A dividend's safety isn't in its yield but in its payout: how much of the profit goes to paying it. A company handing out 40% of what it earns can absorb a bad year without touching the dividend; one handing out 95% lives on the edge, and the first stumble means a cut.
In fact, a sky-high dividend yield is usually a warning sign, not a bargain: it almost always means the price has collapsed because the market doubts the dividend will survive. This list looks for the opposite: boring dividends, covered many times over, paid by businesses that also pass the quality bar.
Filter criteria: Cash dividend, payout ≤ 60% of earnings and quality score ≥ 60. REITs don't appear: their payout is measured against cash flow (FFO), not accounting earnings.
Top 50 (of 189 meeting the criteria)
| Company | Score | Payout | Dividend/share | Years raising | Debt/EBITDA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVIDIANVDA | 94 | 0,8% | $0,04 | 2 | 0,05× |
| BroadcomAVGO | 94 | 48,2% | $2,36 | 3 | 0,85× |
| Eli LillyLLY | 94 | 26,1% | $6,23 | 10 | 1,26× |
| Micron TechnologyMU | 94 | 0,7% | $0,53 | 1 | -0,3× |
| Monolithic Power SystemsMPWR | 94 | 45,8% | $6,24 | 8 | -1,01× |
| Alphabet (Google)GOOGL | 93 | 7,6% | $0,83 | 1 | 0,26× |
| MastercardMA | 93 | 18,4% | $3,15 | 12 | 0,62× |
| American ExpressAXP | 93 | 21% | $3,28 | 4 | — |
| MicrosoftMSFT | 92 | 19,8% | $3,64 | 16 | 0,1× |
| Booking HoldingsBKNG | 92 | 23,1% | $9,6 | 1 | 0,3× |
| Western DigitalWDC | 92 | 1,8% | $0,5 | 2 | -0,09× |
| VertivVRT | 92 | 5% | $0,17 | 0 | 0,05× |
| Expedia GroupEXPE | 91 | 15,5% | $1,6 | 1 | -0,36× |
| Southern Copper Corp/SCCO | 91 | 57,3% | $3,1 | 1 | 0,24× |
| IntuitINTU | 90 | 29,5% | $4,8 | 15 | 0,49× |
| Occidental PetroleumOXY | 90 | 8,9% | $0,96 | 4 | 0,66× |
| ResMedRMD | 90 | 23% | $2,4 | 5 | -0,39× |
| Renaissancere HoldingsRNR | 90 | 2,8% | $1,28 | 9 | — |
| Ameriprise FinancialAMP | 89 | 16,7% | $3,24 | 5 | -2,13× |
| Ross StoresROST | 89 | 24,6% | $1,62 | 5 | -0,84× |
| First Citizens BancsharesFCNCA | 89 | 7,3% | $7,95 | 9 | — |
| NXP SemiconductorsNXPI | 89 | 50,7% | $4,06 | 0 | 1,73× |
| Meta PlatformsMETA | 88 | 8,8% | $2,1 | 1 | 0,69× |
| VisaV | 88 | 23,1% | $0,59 | 11 | 0,42× |
| KLA CorporationKLAC | 88 | 21,9% | $0,8 | 2 | 0,67× |
| Marvell TechnologyMRVL | 88 | 7,7% | $0,24 | 0 | 0,58× |
| NewmontNEM | 88 | 15,6% | $1 | 0 | -0,23× |
| AllstateALL | 88 | 10,1% | $4 | 15 | — |
| GE VernovaGEV | 88 | 5,6% | $1,25 | 1 | -4,16× |
| Hartford Insurance GroupHIG | 88 | 15,4% | $2,16 | 13 | — |
| QualcommQCOM | 87 | 30% | $3,48 | 18 | 0,87× |
| CaterpillarCAT | 87 | 30,9% | $5,94 | 33 | 1,91× |
| Charles SchwabSCHW | 87 | 26,3% | $1,08 | 1 | — |
| TJX CompaniesTJX | 87 | 33,5% | $1,7 | 5 | -0,33× |
| AppleAAPL | 86 | 13,8% | $1,02 | 7 | 0,25× |
| Applied MaterialsAMAT | 86 | 19,8% | $0,06 | 0 | -0,06× |
| ADPADP | 86 | 59,5% | $6,64 | 51 | 0,11× |
| AmphenolAPH | 86 | 18,8% | $0,75 | 3 | 1,36× |
| Cincinnati FinancialCINF | 86 | 21,9% | $3,48 | 65 | — |
| Lam ResearchLRCX | 85 | 17,5% | $1,04 | 3 | -0,37× |
| ChubbCB | 85 | 14,6% | $2,56 | 34 | — |
| Seagate TechnologySTX | 85 | 19,9% | $2,94 | 2 | 0,43× |
| S&P GlobalSPGI | 84 | 26,2% | $3,84 | 53 | 1,42× |
| Phillips 66PSX | 84 | 43,7% | $4,75 | 14 | — |
| Parker HannifinPH | 84 | 25,7% | $7,4 | 70 | 1,42× |
| CintasCTAS | 84 | 35,1% | $1,8 | 45 | 0,68× |
| GarminGRMN | 83 | 39,9% | $2,68 | 6 | -1,07× |
| LindeLIN | 83 | 40,8% | $6 | 33 | 1,75× |
| ConocoPhillipsCOP | 82 | 50% | $3,18 | 9 | 0,61× |
| BlackRockBLK | 82 | 48,7% | $20,84 | 3 | 0,22× |
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Quality stocks: the companies with the best fundamentals · High-ROE stocks (20% or more) · High-ROIC stocks (15% or more) · High-margin stocks (net margin of 20% or more) · Debt-free stocks (more cash than debt) · Growth stocks that already make money · Dividend-paying stocks, ranked by quality · Dividend growth stocks (8+ straight years of raises) · Dividend aristocrats: 25 years or more of increases · High free-cash-flow stocks (FCF margin of 20% or more)
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Data: official SEC filings (EDGAR) · Recomputed on October 27, 2026
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