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Top 10 Dividend Stocks to Consider Amidst Market Rally
ByAinvest
Friday, Nov 28, 2025 6:54 am ET1min read
Several dividend stocks with attractive yields are being considered for investors seeking consistent returns amidst a dynamic economic landscape. Notable picks from the top 10 dividend stocks in the United States include Provident Financial Services with a yield of 4.99%, Peoples Bancorp with a yield of 5.51%, and First Interstate BancSystem with a yield of 5.73%. These stocks have shown stability and growth in dividends over the past decade, with a current payout ratio of 79% forecasted to decrease to 65.8% in three years.
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