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    Dividend Aristocrats List: Ranking the Best Dividend Stocks (Daily Updates)

    This updated Dividend Aristocrats list and ranking system can help you identify the most undervalued Dividend Aristocrat stocks for further evaluation. Use this list as a starting point to conduct additional research on the best dividend stocks for your next investment.

    Below you’ll find the Dividend Aristocrats list and a free dynamic ranking system that updates in real-time. 2023 additions included as of 01/25/2023.

    I’m now sourcing live data via Google Finance and Finviz to determine the rankings. 

    Visit the page at any time to see the latest scores. The detailed 35-point scoring methodology is outlined below the table. You’ll also find tips for selecting the best Dividend Aristocrat stocks and the best brokers for dividend growth investing. 


    Table of Contents

    • Dividend Aristocrats List and Rankings
    • Dividend Aristocrats Ranking Methodology
    • What are the Dividend Aristocrats?
    • Dividend Aristocrats Stocks List Eligibility
    • How to Buy the Most Undervalued Dividend Aristocrat Stocks
    • Help Selecting the Best Dividend Stocks
    • Detailed Scoring Metrics
    • Why Invest in the Dividend Aristocrats?
    • How to Use the Dividend Aristocrats Ranking System to find the Best Dividend Stocks

    Dividend Aristocrats List and Rankings

    Note: If you like this free resource, please explore the site and consider subscribing to my free articles. 

    Keep reading after the table to learn about the dynamic ranking system and how I source the data. 

    The default sort is by the ranking score, highlighting the most undervalued Dividend Aristocrats at the top. You can sort it as you like. 

    You may also download this table as a free Dividend Aristocrats spreadsheet, CSV, or PDF. Swipe to scroll across the table on mobile. 

    Please note: This data table relies on multiple data feeds. If one feed is down, the table may not populate all fields or load to the website. If there’s an error, try again or come back later. Blanks and data feed errors will impact rankings. 

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    TABLE UPDATED 03/31/2023
    SYMBOL NAME PRICE P/E P/E NEXT YR DIV/SHARE YIELD EPS PEG RATIO PRICE/BOOK Payout 5-YR DGR Score
    ABBV AbbVie 157.95 23.82 14.21 5.92 0.0375 6.63 16.21 0.848 0.1712 16
    ABT Abbott Laboratories 100.63 25.24 20.47 2.04 0.0206 3.92 3.04 4.71 0.476 0.1215 19
    ADM Archer-Daniels-Midland 79.83 10.32 11.9 1.8 0.0227 7.7 1.81 0.207 0.0457 22
    ADP Automatic Data Processing 221.02 29.16 24.37 5 0.0228 7.53 2.17 30.44 0.55 0.1331 17
    AFL Aflac 64.4 9.8 10.64 1.68 0.0261 6.56 8.67 1.78 0.243 0.1296 26
    ALB Albemarle 222.4 9.75 7.61 1.6 0.0072 22.82 3.26 0.069 0.0431 21
    AMCR Amcor 11.25 15.65 13.65 0.49 0.044 0.71 5.48 3.78 0.674 0.2059 23
    AOS A. O. Smith 68.88 45.82 18.9 1.2 0.0177 1.48 5.73 5.91 0.762 0.1528 14
    APD Air Products and Chem 283.33 27.6 22.39 7 0.025 10.13 3.14 4.46 0.634 0.1127 18
    ATO Atmos Energy 111.44 19.81 17.46 2.96 0.0264 5.65 2.67 1.61 0.4857 0.0867 23
    BDX Becton, Dickinson 247 47.37 18 3.64 0.0148 5.18 7.52 2.73 0.6421 0.0367 12
    BEN Franklin Resources 26.65 13.36 9.78 1.2 0.0457 1.97 1.1 0.589 0.0711 24
    BF-A Brown-Forman 65.11 43.05 0.82 0.0127 1.5 10.18 0.9916 0.0711 4
    BRO Brown & Brown 57.09 23.93 20.85 0.46 0.0081 2.37 1.81 3.42 0.178 0.0878 21
    CAH Cardinal Health 75.2 11.89 1.98 0.0263 -4.65 0.015 7
    CAT Caterpillar 226.6 17.76 13.05 4.8 0.0214 12.64 1.34 7.32 0.363 0.0831 23
    CB Chubb Limited 194.91 15.46 9.62 3.32 0.0172 12.52 1.09 1.59 0.258 0.0314 25
    CHD Church & Dwight 87.87 51.72 26.46 1.09 0.0126 1.68 6.62 6.12 0.612 0.0668 10
    CHRW CH Robinson Worldwide 98.44 13.25 18.64 2.44 0.0252 7.29 13.73 8.48 0.305 0.0455 17
    CINF Cincinnati Financial 111.66 18.43 3 0.0272 -2.97 1.65 0.0666 13
    CL Colgate-Palmolive 75.37 35.43 22.06 1.92 0.0255 2.12 5.89 156.77 0.873 0.0319 8
    CLX Clorox 156.65 43.99 28.71 4.72 0.0306 3.51 3.26 59.4 1.327 0.0737 10
    CTAS Cintas 465.14 38.05 33.06 4.6 0.0098 12.29 3.12 13.86 0.319 0.2099 15
    CVX Chevron 163.16 8.89 10.85 6.04 0.0372 18.26 1.95 0.31 0.0563 25
    DOV Dover 149.98 20.39 15.14 2.02 0.0136 7.27 1.97 4.85 0.269 0.0201 19
    ECL Ecolab 165.2 42.84 28.1 2.12 0.013 3.81 3.5 6.42 0.533 0.0627 13
    ED Consolidated Edison 95.27 20.29 18.22 3.24 0.0342 4.67 3.31 1.62 0.675 0.0275 19
    EMR Emerson Electric 86.64 19.1 18.68 2.08 0.0243 4.48 4.66 0.26 0.0142 17
    ESS Essex Property Trust 206.18 32.5 34.18 9.24 0.0453 6.28 4.11 2.31 1.383 0.0469 13
    EXPD Expeditors Intl of Wash 109 13 20.8 1.34 0.0125 8.23 5.41 0.161 0.098 19
    FRT Federal Realty Inv Trust 97.04 20.64 35.85 4.32 0.0453 4.62 2.9 2.77 0.922 0.0167 15
    GD General Dynamics 227.7 18.58 15.32 5.28 0.0233 12.19 2 3.34 0.205 0.0867 25
    GPC Genuine Parts Company 166.33 19.78 17.12 3.8 0.0231 8.31 4.3 6.12 0.428 0.0581 18
    GWW W.W. Grainger 676.71 22.1 18.4 6.88 0.0103 30.28 1.53 13.88 0.223 0.0603 18
    HRL Hormel Foods 39.65 22.07 20.96 1.1 0.028 1.78 6.69 2.81 0.58 0.0887 17
    IBM IBM 130.09 68.05 12.75 6.6 0.0511 1.9 10.21 5.34 3.629 0.0224 12
    ITW Illinois Tool Works 242.51 24.55 23.21 5.24 0.0218 9.77 5.57 23.82 0.507 0.1209 14
    JNJ Johnson & Johnson 153.83 22.77 14.08 4.52 0.0295 6.74 5.78 5.22 0.651 0.0604 16
    KMB Kimberly-Clark 133.58 23.27 19.69 4.72 0.0355 5.72 2.42 82.1 0.806 0.0365 14
    KO Coca-Cola 62.12 28.2 22.11 1.84 0.0297 2.19 4.66 11.1 0.789 0.0353 10
    LIN Linde plc 352.44 42.67 23.82 5.1 0.0145 8.24 4.21 4.34 0.563 0.0824 14
    LOW Lowe's Companies 196.56 19.26 13.08 4.2 0.0218 10 2.19 0.189 0.1948 23
    MCD McDonald's 280.24 33.3 23.75 6.08 0.0219 8.34 4.56 0.674 0.0813 12
    MDT Medtronic 80.11 26.03 14.96 2.72 0.0344 3.04 12.15 2.05 0.875 0.0809 18
    MKC McCormick & Company 82.63 32.1 28.62 1.56 0.0193 2.52 104.21 4.65 0.582 0.0923 14
    MMM 3M Company 104.39 10.13 10.79 6 0.0584 10.14 112.57 3.85 0.586 0.0487 21
    NDSN Nordson 221.63 25.51 22.42 2.6 0.0119 8.58 1.96 5.11 0.193 0.1528 23
    NEE NextEra Energy 76.38 36.65 22.69 1.87 0.0244 2.09 3.59 3.88 0.81 0.1159 17
    NUE Nucor 153.24 5.21 12.7 2.04 0.0135 29.05 2.1 0.069 0.0586 22
    O Realty Income 62.7 44.09 42.3 3.06 0.0489 1.42 1.95 1.38 2.088 0.032 15
    PEP PepsiCo 182.02 27.92 22.95 4.6 0.0254 6.48 3.7 14.49 0.702 0.074 13
    PG Procter & Gamble 148.06 25.9 23.29 3.65 0.0248 5.69 5.11 8 0.615 0.0569 13
    PNR Pentair 54.77 18.42 13.47 0.88 0.0164 2.92 3.61 3.27 0.288 0.0747 22
    PPG PPG Industries 132.17 29.94 16.73 2.48 0.0191 4.34 2.61 4.64 0.557 0.0732 18
    ROP Roper Technologies 437.84 47.36 25.25 2.73 0.0062 9.23 4.96 2.89 0.058 0.1212 17
    SHW Sherwin-Williams 220.84 28.1 21.87 2.42 0.0112 7.72 3.1 18.01 0.306 0.162 18
    SJM J. M. Smucker 157.52 23.67 16.63 4.08 0.0259 6.66 6.25 2.01 0.604 0.0561 16
    SPGI S&P Global 346.34 32.51 23.75 3.6 0.0105 10.5 2.48 3.04 0.315 0.1515 22
    SWK Stanley Black & Decker 79.67 79.92 15.08 3.2 0.0412 0.97 3.32 1.18 0.439 0.0562 21
    SYY Sysco 77.12 27.74 16.69 1.96 0.0255 2.77 1.72 27.19 0.688 0.0779 17
    TGT Target 163.98 26.78 15.18 4.32 0.027 5.98 6.57 0.658 0.1017 16
    TROW T. Rowe Price Group 112.92 16.51 15.34 4.88 0.0442 6.69 2.8 0.536 0.1606 23
    WBA Walgreens Boots Alliance 34.56 7.17 1.92 0.0554 -3.43 1.45 0.3821 0.0433 20
    WMT Walmart 147.39 34.09 21.6 2.28 0.0157 4.27 9.29 5.12 0.522 0.0189 11
    WST West Pharmaceutical 347.32 44.52 40.36 0.76 0.0022 7.66 1.64 9.44 0.093 0.0662 13
    XOM Exxon Mobil 109.85 8.25 10.99 3.64 0.0332 13.27 0.31 2.32 0.201 0.0302 28

    02/07/2023: Removed VFC due to dividend cut
    01/24/2023: Additions NDSN, CHRW, SJM (S&P Global Press Release)
    01/26/2022: Additions BRO, CHD; Deletion T (S&P Global Press Release)
    12/20/2021: Deletion LEG moved from S&P 500 to S&P 400 Mid Cap Index
    02/01/2021: Additions IBM, NEE, WST; Deletions CARR, OTIS, RTX (S&P Global Press Release)
    05/21/2020: ROST suspended dividend – Removed from table 09/29/20
    04/06/2020 Removed UTX, added RTX. OTIS, CARR
    Update for 2020: Added AMCR, ALB ATO, ESS, EXPD, O, ROST. PX to LIN.
    Update for 2019: Added CB, CAT, UTX, PBCT. 
    Update for 2018: Added AOS, PX, ROP 

    Dividend Aristocrats Ranking Methodology

    The table above has the updated Dividend Aristocrats list and a dynamic ranking system designed to highlight the most undervalued Dividend Aristocrats at a given point in time, worthy of more research. 

    I call this a quick value rankings list because it’s a first-glance look at the current best value opportunities. Keep in mind that this is in no way a complete way to evaluate a stock. Further research is necessary before buying one of these stocks.

    Don’t consider this ranking system a recommendation to buy or sell individual stocks. However, use it as a starting point for further due diligence and research.

    I also make no guarantee of the accuracy of this data. Data is sourced from Finviz, so it’s as good as they provide it. This table is now fed with near real-time data.

    I’m currently using a 35-point system to rank the stocks based on my own investment philosophies and objectives.

    Up to five points are awarded to each stock based on the following criteria:

    • Current P/E Ratio
    • Forward P/E Ratio
    • Current Yield
    • PEG Ratio (Price to earnings growth)
    • Price to Book Ratio
    • Payout Ratio
    • 5-Year Dividend Growth Rate (DGR)

    These are seven valuation measures I use in my own investing. 

    Below you can see the vital data, but I’m calculating the scoring behind the scenes because it doesn’t fit. Basic logical commands calculate the scoring based on the metrics listed after the table.

    If you have any suggestions for additional metrics, please write them in the comments section. Data that is N/A, negative, or unavailable is scored as zero.

    The table and calculations are done with a Google Sheet, utilizing the GOOGLEFINANCE function for the stock price and IMPORTHTML function connecting to Finviz for most other fields. I get the dividend growth rate (5-YR DGR) from the Dividend Radar CCC spreadsheet. 

    What are the Dividend Aristocrats?

    The S&P Dividend Aristocrats Stocks List is a group of companies that have paid and increased dividends for 25 years or more. Income investors favor Dividend Aristocrats because the companies are solid long-term holdings with predictable, safe, and growing dividend payments.

    The list is maintained by S&P Global and updated once a year in late January. 

    Dividend growth is a key metric for income investors to ensure income growth outpaces inflation. Stability and reliability are also important factors so that income streams remain consistent in a retirement portfolio.

    To learn more about the Dividend Aristocrats, visit the Standard & Poors Indices Website.

    Dividend Aristocrats Stocks List Eligibility

    To be eligible for membership in the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats list, a company must meet the following criteria (source):

    • Be a member of the S&P 500
    • Have increased dividends every year for at least 25 consecutive years
    • Meet minimum float-adjusted market capitalization and liquidity requirements

    S&P maintains the complete eligibility standards of the Dividend Aristocrats list. 

    The Dividend Champions List is not bound by membership in the S&P 500 index, so smaller companies qualify. In addition, the Champions follow the fiscal year instead of the calendar year.

    So the S&P 500 rules may not include certain companies with great dividend histories (such as Parker Hannifin) whose streaks are fiscal year based.

    Many dividend growth investors prefer the Dividend Champions, Challengers, and Contenders (CCC) for its more comprehensive range of companies.

    But the Dividend Aristocrats are the most famous, so many investors choose to stick with the most well-known list. I’ve chosen to do the same for this exercise to keep the size of the table manageable.

    How to Buy the Most Undervalued Dividend Aristocrat Stocks

    You can attempt to buy each Dividend Aristocrat stock one at a time or use an ETF such as “NOBL”. 

    Either way, I’m a big fan of the online broker M1 Finance. With M1 Finance, you can create your own “pie“, a kind of a customized mini-ETF. Then you can buy all the stocks in the pie at once.

    Every time you add funds to your account, M1 will automatically buy more of the most undervalued stocks in your portfolio. 

    M1 Finance is commission-free. The main difference between M1 Finance and old-fashioned brokers is you create your ideal portfolio first, then fund and modify it over time. 

    M1 is popular for its simplicity and excellent design. Part broker, part robo-advisor. It was founded by a 25-year-old Stanford grad and is geared toward that generation. Super-slick desktop and mobile usage.

    Learn More at M1 Finance

    Read more: M1 Finance Review

    Help Selecting the Best Dividend Stocks

    For those looking for help in selecting the best dividend growth and retirement income stocks, I use and recommend The Sure Dividend Pro Plan. The five newsletter bundle has a strong focus on Dividend Aristocrats and other retirement and passive income investments. 

    I’ve been a paid subscriber to this newsletter to supplement my own stock research for the past four years. Each month, Sure Dividend recommends its top 10 dividend growth stock picks, plus rankings of 850+ other of the best dividend stocks in the market. Highly recommended.

    With the Sure Dividend Pro Plan you get: 

    The Sure Dividend Newsletter — The Sure Dividend flagship newsletter focuses on high-quality dividend growth stocks trading at fair or better prices. It publishes on the 1st Sunday of the month. It includes each section as described in this Sure Dividend review. 

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    You can try the Sure Dividend Pro Plan for a 7-day trial to get the latest versions and cancel if you don’t like it. You won’t be charged until after the 7-day trial is complete. Cancel your subscription at any time.

    The regular price for the Sure Dividend Pro Plan is $499 per year. RBD readers pay $399 per year by using the button below or the Sure Dividend coupon code “RBD100“.

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    Beginner investors can choose an entry-level newsletter subscription called The Sure Dividend Ideas Plan which offers only the Top 10 Dividend Elite Service and Top 10 REITs Service. 

    Regularly priced at $99, RBD readers pay $67 per year. The newsletters included offer basic buy recommendations without sell recommendations or quantitative analysis. 

    Both services come with a 7-day free trial. where you can download the latest versions to try them out. 

    Read more: Sure Dividend Review – Is it Worth the Cost?

    Detailed Scoring Metrics

    I’ve updated the table to be dynamically generated in real-time. A Google Sheet feeds the table, which gets its data from the IMPORTHTML function that connects to Finviz, a financial site. 

    TTM P/E Ratio (Finviz)

    • 0-10, 5 points
    • 10.01-15, 4 points
    • 15.01-20, 3 points
    • 20.01-30, 2 points
    • 30.01-40, 1 point
    • >40, 0 points

    Forward P/E Ratio (Finviz)

    • 0-10, 5 points
    • 10.01-15, 4 points
    • 15.01-20, 3 points
    • 20.01-30, 2 points
    • 30.01-40, 1 point
    • >400, 0 points

    Dividend Yield (Finviz)

    • >4%, 5 points
    • 3.01%- 4.0%, 4 points
    • 2.01%-3.0%, 3 points
    • 1.01%-2.0%, 2 points
    • 0.01%-1.0%, 1 point
    • No dividend, 0 points

    PEG Ratio (Finviz)

    • 0.0-1.0, 5 points
    • 1.01-2, 4 points
    • 2.01-3, 3 points
    • 3.01-4, 2 points
    • 4.01, 5, 1 point
    • >5.0, 0 points

    Price to Book (Finviz)

    • 0-2, 5 points
    • 2.01-4, 4 points
    • 4.01-6, 3 points
    • 6.01-8, 2 points
    • 8-10, 1 point
    • >10, 0 points

    Payout Ratio (Finviz)

    • <35%, 5 points
    • 35.01%- 45.0%, 4 points
    • 45.01%-60.0%, 3 points
    • 60.01%-75.0%, 2 points
    • 75.01%-90.0%, 1 point
    • >90.00% =, 0 points

    5-Year Dividend Growth Rate (Dividend CCC List from Dividend Radar)

    • >=15%, 5 points
    • 10%- 14.99%, 4 points
    • 7.5%-9.99%, 3 points
    • 5.0%%-7.49%, 2 points
    • 2.5%-4.99%, 1 point
    • <2.5% =, 0 points

    Please provide any feedback you may have in the comments section or by contacting me. I’m happy to consider other metrics or adjusting the methodology as long as the data is available and it fits into the screen.This updated Dividend Aristocrats list and ranking system can help you identify the most undervalued Dividend Aristocrat stocks for further evaluation. Use this list as a starting point to conduct additional research on the best dividend stocks for your next investment.

    Why Invest in the Dividend Aristocrats?

    Dividend growth investors pay close attention to a few lists of stocks to help quickly weed out companies without a proven long-term dividend commitment.

     

    The most widely used is the S&P Dividend Aristocrats List. Dividend Aristocrats are stocks that are part of the Standard & Poors 500 index and have maintained a continuous dividend payment and growth streak of 25 years or more. They also must meet minimum certain market capitalization and liquidity requirements.

    The Dividend Aristocrats are, as their name suggests, an elite group. Today, the list consists of 50 stocks.

    Some of the more popular members include Chevron (CVX), Proctor & Gamble (PG), Walmart (WMT), Coca-Cola (KO), and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ).

    For dividend investors looking for excellent, wide-moat companies with superior business models and rock-solid management over the years, the Dividend Aristocrats List is a candy store.

    For now, I’ve chosen to focus on the Dividend Aristocrats instead of the U.S. Champions, Challengers, and Contenders List (the “CCCs”) to keep the table more manageable. Though I also use the CCC list, many beginner-to-intermediate investors tend to favor the upper crust of dividend payers.

    How to Use the Dividend Aristocrats Ranking System to find the Best Dividend Stocks

    The ranking system is a STARTING POINT for further research. It’s a quick look at the Dividend Aristocrats list, comparable in one table.

    Don’t just go and buy the top ten, that would be short-sighted. But use it to foster investment ideas and then go off and do your own research on the individual stocks. A high or low ranking through my automated system is not a recommendation to buy or sell any stock. Invest at your own risk!

    Keep in mind that the data is only as accurate as Finviz, Google Finance, and the CCC list. All are reliable, but sometimes the table doesn’t update perfectly or the data is wrogn. Also, watch out for anomalies. For example, a stock could receive a “5” rating for a high yield, but the company may have lost the investors’ confidence and could be ready to cut the dividend.

    Add this Dividend Aristocrats list ranking system to your list of stock research tools.

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