Good Dividend Growth Stocks with Little Debt and Top Yields

Dividend growth is wonderful, but it does not mean a good return in the end. Out there are also stocks that hiked dividends over 10 years or more, but they delivered only a 3 percent annual return of which 2 percent is explainable to cash dividend payments. A good dividend growth stock is a pick that delivers adequate returns far above the expected inflation rate. Nobody knows which stock can give you this, but one critical factor is the amount of debt. A low leveraged stock has more possibilities to grow in an easy way.

Today I would like to share some great dividend stocks with low debt ratios. Great dividend stocks are those stocks that have delivered good growth and high returns combined in the past. I used a restriction of a debt to equity ratio of 0.5 percent. Eleven stocks fulfilled my criteria of which six are recommended to buy. Here are the best yielding results: Cincinnati Financial (CINF), Chevron (CVX), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and Erie Indemnity (ERIE).

Source: Guru Focus

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