Where do I purchase dividend yielding stock?

Question

I am very interested in the stock market, but am finding it difficult to locate a broker who knows the ins and outs of dividend stocks. What I want is known as DRPs and DSPs - these type of stocks generate dividends on a regular basis which are paid to the stockholder by the company who sells the shares.

Answer 1

If you're searching for all stocks that pay a dividend, most brokers have a search tool that will do this, e.g.,

http://personal.fidelity.com/research/stocks/content/stocksindex.shtml?bar=c

Just click on all stocks and dividends.

If you want to buy DRPs without a broker, here;s where you can find them,

http://beginnersinvest.about.com/od/dividendsdrips1/a/aa040904_5.htm
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Answer 2

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Answer 3

DRIP's (Dividend Reinvestment Plans)...... Right now I have 2, J&J and HSBC. (I've had each for over 10 years).

There's no fee (or low fee) for most DRIP programs.
Chuck Carlson has a couple of great books on plans (with lists). Bank Of New York and some other Banks have DRIP programs for easy purchase (on line only).

Read this... I did a quick web search, thought this might be intertesting;
http://www.stanford.edu/group/blythfund/archives/DRIP_Investing.pdf

Answer 4

DRIP ... Dividend ReInvestment software ... obtainable for many shares. in case you very own your inventory in a extensive brokerage organization account (like constancy Investments) then you are able to go with whether or no longer you prefer your dividends reinvested on each and every inventory you very own. I continuously p.c. DRIP.

Answer 5

Some companies offer drips directly. GE is a good one.

Answer 6

Go to http://www.dripcentral.com. They have a lot of good information about this topic.