7 High Tech Dividend Stocks With Yields Up to 14%

Since this time 2009, the Technology SPDR (NYSEARCA:XLK) has seen its nominal dividend well more than double – a nearly 155% increase that not only dwarfs dividend mainstays like Utilities SPDR (NYSE:XLU) and Consumer Staples SPDR (NYSE:XLP), but trumps the S&P 500 itself by half! And you don’t have to choose between dividends today or payout growth tomorrow – you can secure both if you choose your tech dividends wisely. Here are seven big tech sector dividend stock payers to consider...

Rogers Communications Inc. (USA) (NYSE:RCI) is in the midst of a 20% year-to-date run, but shares are still below 2013 levels. Meanwhile, while the company is still posting modest growth in its wireless segment, cord cutting continues to neutralize the cable business, and its business solutions business is merely treading water, too. Income investors have a much more favorable prospect in DuPont Fabros Technology, Inc. (NYSE:DFT), one of a handful of real estate investment trusts (REITs) that specialize in datacenter operations. Cogent Communications Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:CCOI), has boosted its quarterly check by 320% since it initiated payments in Q3 2012. The business case for AT&T (T) couldn’t be simpler. AT&T and Verizon essentially share a duopoly in U.S. telecom – a service so vital for Americans that it has essentially become a utility. Centurylink Inc (NYSE:CTL) is one of a number of more regional communications companies. Two other high-yield communications plays in the same vein as CenturyLink are Frontier Communications Corp (NYSE:FTR) and Windstream Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:WIN), which yield roughly 13% and 14%, respectively.

Source: InvestorPlace

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