2 Canadian Dividend Giants That Belong in Every Portfolio
Want dividend stocks that keep paying and growing for years? Here’s why Fortis and Royal Bank stand out as durable, long-term income choices.
When sizing up dividend giants on the TSX, the key question is: Can this company keep paying and growing its dividend for the next decade, no matter what happens? The best dividend stocks are about steady cash flow, strong balance sheets, and management teams that understand capital discipline.
With interest rates near their peak and the market shifting toward stability, dividend giants are back in focus, but not all are created equal. Start with sustainability, not size. A massive yield doesn’t mean much if it’s about to be cut.
- Look for payout ratios that leave breathing room, typically under 70% of earnings or cash flow.
- Companies like the big banks or pipelines often hover around that level because they balance shareholder returns with reinvestment.
- Then, look at cash flow visibility.
A massive yield doesn’t mean much if it’s about to be cut.
Author's summary: Invest in durable dividend stocks like Fortis and Royal Bank.
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