3 Dividend-Paying Stocks to Help Income Investors Survive the Next Recession

Things look pretty good for income investors at the moment. The economy is booming, corporate profits are soaring, and the new tax reform has led to quite a few dividend increases. However, we shouldn’t forget that the economy always moves in cycles. And for income investors with a long-term horizon, it’s important to own not just the highest-yielding stocks, but also ones that can keep making dividend payments when everything else is deep in the doldrums.

So today, I would like to show you three companies that are well positioned to provide recession-proof dividends to income investors. So today, I would like to show you three companies that are well positioned to provide recession-proof dividends to income investors. The retail industry may not be in the best of shape right now, but in my opinion, Walmart Inc (NYSE:WMT) is still a great company for investors to earn some recession-proof dividends. To see why The Coca-Cola Co (NYSE:KO) is special, here’s a number: 56. That’s the number of consecutive years in which the company has raised its annual dividend.

Source: Income Investors

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