Don’t Ignore These Low-Yielding Stocks

Dividend investing is in our best interests, and that the kitty should only get prettier as the years go buy. Tactically, however, while we obviously should make sure we’re entrenched in already high-yielding names, we also should consider some less flashy dividend payers that have the potential — thanks to piles of cash, steady cash flow and low payout ratios — to sweeten the pot down the road. Not to mention the possible impetus for doing so.

With that in mind, here are three dividend stocks I believe will pay off in the long term as you usher in this “golden age” of dividend investing: Disney (NYSE:DIS) Yield: 1.2%, Oracle (NASDAQ:ORCL) Yield: 0.7% and Travelers (NYSE:TRV) Yield: 2.1%. I firmly believe that today’s best investment for tomorrow is a focus on that old stalwart of long-term investing: dividend stocks.

Source: InvestorPlace

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