3 Great Dividends You Forgot About

Austin Smith, The Motley Fool
Updated

In this video, Austin Smith identifies three dividend stocks that lack extremely high current yields but could be great choices for the long run:

  • Kansas City Southern currently yields 1%, but could reach full speed after recovering from a recent decrease in coal shipments.

  • McCormick yields 2.1% and could be a spicy pick, with accelerating revenues and emerging market exposure.

  • International Paper now yields 2.9% after a 40% rise in 2012. The company could continue to roll, as its focus on corrugated packaging may benefit from an increase in online retail.

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