These 5 Consumer Stocks Raised Their Dividends in 2026. Here's What $10,000 in Each Pays in 2027.
Key PointsConsumer goods companies may not offer much capital growth, but they do tend to generate reliable income.
In 2026, five consumer stocks raised their dividends, making them attractive options for investors seeking consistent income. Coca-Cola (KO) led the pack, with its share price up more than 35% year to date. Procter & Gamble (PG), the parent company of popular brands like Pampers and Tide, is the world's biggest consumer goods company, boasting a forward-looking yield of 2.6%.
McDonald's (MCD) has weathered economic challenges, raising its dividend for the 50th consecutive year, with a forward-looking yield of 2.9%. Walmart (WMT), benefiting from its massive scale and low pricing, offers a modest dividend yield of 0.8%. Lastly, Realty Income (O), a real estate investment trust, stands out with a remarkable forward-looking yield of 5.7%, making it the best income-generating position among the five.
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