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US dividend stocks yielding 3% or more

● updated Nov 5, 2026 after the close375 stocks in the list

Companies paying dividends that yield 3% or more a year at the current price. A high yield can mean a healthy payer or a falling price: check the trend and earnings growth.

dividend yield ≥ 3%
TickerCompanyPriceDayFrom high3 moPatternYield
CVXChevron212.93−1.86%−10.0%+14.1%cup with handle3.02%
PMPhilip Morris201.50−4.63%−6.0%+6.3%cup without handle3.07%
HSBCHSBC88.06−1.47%−18.4%−15.1%flat base4.37%
BHPBHP78.58−1.95%−20.4%−13.1%cup without handle4.31%
TTETotalEnergies88.75−1.89%−7.3%+3.4%flat base3.86%
PEPPepsiCo142.71+0.20%−16.0%+2.7%consolidation4.31%
VZVerizon46.12−0.11%−10.7%−2.0%consolidation6.33%
PFEPfizer29.88−2.96%−5.0%+11.7%flat base5.64%
BXBlackstone119.82−4.58%−25.9%−12.6%cup with handle3.15%
TAT&T21.82−0.05%−25.1%−8.3%cup with handle5.18%

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FAQ

What is dividend yield?

Annual dividends divided by the share price. 4% means the company pays $4 a year for every $100 invested at today's price.

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