US Dividend Stocks — Yield, Growth & Net Yield for Indian Investors

30 screened US dividend stocks with live yield, dividend raise streaks, 5-year growth and the yield you keep after US withholding and Indian tax.

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Coca-ColaKO	$86.84	2.42%	$2.1015 Sep 2026	Quarterly	4.8%	64+ yrs	1.66%		View
P&GPG	$148.32	2.89%	$4.2924 Jul 2026	Quarterly	4.6%	64+ yrs	1.99%		View
J&JJNJ	$267.57	1.97%	$5.2825 Aug 2026	Quarterly	4.8%	62+ yrs	1.36%		View
PepsiCoPEP	$128.69	4.51%	$5.8104 Sep 2026	Quarterly	6.6%	54+ yrs	3.10%		View
Colgate-PalmoliveCL	$86.46	2.43%	$2.1020 Jul 2026	Quarterly	3.2%	53+ yrs	1.67%		View
Con EdisonED	$103.33	3.40%	$3.5119 Aug 2026	Quarterly	2.8%	51+ yrs	2.34%		View
McDonald'sMCD	$233.98	3.18%	$7.4401 Sep 2026	Quarterly	7.6%	51 yrs	2.19%	Older history approximate	View
ExxonMobilXOM	$161.35	2.55%	$4.1217 Aug 2026	Quarterly	3.4%	44+ yrs	1.75%		View
ADPADP	$261.80	2.60%	$6.8011 Sep 2026	Quarterly	12.8%	43+ yrs	1.79%		View
TargetTGT	$156.43	2.93%	$4.5812 Aug 2026	Quarterly	10.7%	43+ yrs	2.02%		View
Kimberly-ClarkKMB	$98.99	5.15%	$5.1004 Sep 2026	Quarterly	2.2%	41+ yrs	3.54%		View
ChevronCVX	$204.38	3.45%	$7.0519 Aug 2026	Quarterly	5.8%	39 yrs	2.37%		View
Realty IncomeO	$55.14	5.89%	$3.2531 Aug 2026	Monthly	3.4%	32+ yrs	4.05%	REIT — see tax note	View
IBMIBM	$219.99	3.06%	$6.7410 Aug 2026	Quarterly	1.5%	31+ yrs	2.11%		View
Southern CoSO	$83.45	3.59%	$3.0017 Aug 2026	Quarterly	2.9%	26+ yrs	2.47%		View
Lockheed MartinLMT	$512.21	2.69%	$13.8001 Sep 2026	Quarterly	5.8%	24 yrs	1.85%		View
Duke EnergyDUK	$114.21	3.75%	$4.2814 Aug 2026	Quarterly	1.9%	22+ yrs	2.58%		View
VerizonVZ	$45.98	6.08%	$2.8010 Jul 2026	Quarterly	2.4%	22+ yrs	4.18%		View
Philip MorrisPM	$193.90	3.03%	$5.8825 Jun 2026	Quarterly	4.1%	18+ yrs	2.08%		View
AEPAEP	$119.30	3.19%	$3.8010 Aug 2026	Quarterly	5.1%	17+ yrs	2.19%		View
Bristol-Myers SquibbBMY	$62.86	3.99%	$2.5102 Jul 2026	Quarterly	5.2%	17+ yrs	2.75%		View
Home DepotHD	$288.04	3.23%	$9.2903 Sep 2026	Quarterly	7.1%	17+ yrs	2.22%		View
AltriaMO	$68.72	6.24%	$4.2915 Sep 2026	Quarterly	4.3%	17+ yrs	4.29%		View
MerckMRK	$149.28	2.28%	$3.4015 Sep 2026	Quarterly	5.5%	16+ yrs	1.57%		View
PaychexPAYX	$99.31	4.57%	$4.5428 Jul 2026	Quarterly	12.0%	16+ yrs	3.14%		View
PfizerPFE	$28.72	5.99%	$1.7224 Jul 2026	Quarterly	1.9%	16+ yrs	4.12%	No raise for 20 months	View
PNC FinancialPNC	$221.65	3.20%	$7.1020 Jul 2026	Quarterly	9.8%	16+ yrs	2.20%		View
U.S. BancorpUSB	$58.14	3.58%	$2.0830 Jun 2026	Quarterly	4.4%	16+ yrs	2.46%		View
AbbVieABBV	$263.29	2.59%	$6.8315 Jul 2026	Quarterly	5.9%	13+ yrs	1.78%		View
Public StoragePSA	$285.58	4.20%	$12.0015 Sep 2026	Quarterly	8.4%	0+ yrs	2.89%	No raise for 43 monthsREIT — see tax note	View

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Net yield = yield × (1 − total tax). Total tax is the higher of the US withholding (25%) and your slab rate plus 4% cess (31.2%), because the US tax is credited against Indian tax only up to the Indian amount.

Dividend history as of 30 Sep 2026. Refreshed weekly.

Rates and rules last verified on 09 Aug 2026.

Dividend history is derived from public market data and may contain errors. Yields change with prices. Not investment advice.

Reading the numbers

Yield is the dividends paid over the last 12 months divided by today's price. It moves every day with the share price and is a look-back, not a promise — a rising yield can simply mean a falling price.

Raise streak counts consecutive calendar years in which the total dividend paid was higher than the year before (the convention S&P uses for its Dividend Aristocrats). A “+” means the record we hold begins earlier than the streak, so the real streak may be longer. “No raise for N months” is an early warning: a company that has stopped raising is often a step away from holding or cutting.

5Y growth is the compound annual growth of the regular dividend over five years; one-off special dividends are left out. Companies spun off from a parent — AbbVie (from Abbott, 2013) and Philip Morris International (from Altria, 2008) — only have dividend history since listing.

Tax for an Indian resident

The US withholds tax on dividends before they reach you: 25% if you have filed a W-8BEN with your broker (India–US tax treaty), 30% if you have not. India then taxes the same dividend at your slab rate, and you can claim the US tax as a foreign tax credit using Form 67 (filed by the end of the relevant assessment year) — but only up to the lower of the US tax paid and the Indian tax on that income. We assume your dividends are taxed at your marginal slab rate; how that cap is computed for someone with mixed income is debated among practitioners.

So your total tax is the higher of 25% and your slab rate plus cess: a 20% slab pays about 25% in all, a 30% slab pays about 31.2%. The net-yield column uses the slab you pick above. It ignores surcharge, TCS on LRS remittances and exchange-rate moves, so treat it as an estimate and confirm with a chartered accountant.

O and PSA are REITs. REIT dividends get the 25% treaty rate only if you hold under 10% of the REIT, which any retail investor does. Part of a REIT payout can be taxed differently in the US (ordinary income, return of capital or capital gain), so the net yield shown for them is indicative only.