Build Wealth in 2021 with these 4 Dividend Stocks | 8% dividends + huge upside

How to build wealth in 2021 by investing in four dividend stocks Not only are these picks solid performers with a consistent record of increasing their dividend payouts year on year, but the actual stock valuation of the companies have improved over the last year and this trend is set to continue beyond 2021. The basic idea of the viideo is that investing in safe dividend paying stocks is a good way of building wealth over time. It should be stressed that I am not a financial advisor or lawyer and that any or all investment decisions are yours alone. Here are the companies discussed in today's video - 1. TRV: Travelers Company Dividend: 2.45% in 2021, decreased from 2.83% in 2020 Payout Dates: Quarterly - 1st March, 1st June, 1st September, 1st December This company might not be the best performer in the S&P 500, but it pays a respectable $3.40 dividend annually, and with the exception of a few blip years it has increased its dividend payout ratio consistently since 2004. While insurance can be a tricky market to evaluate since during some years insurance companies must settle high profile disputes, nevertheless Travelers has multiple revenue generation arms within its business and has performed well over the last decade. It also appears to be fairly priced and its dividends pay out quarterly like clockwork. 2. BMY: Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Dividend: 2.95% in 2021, increased from 2.83% in 2020 Payout Dates: Quarterly - 1st February, 1st May, 1st August, 1st November We mentioned Bristol Myers in a recent video about Warren Buffett's biotech stocks. The company is indeed a pharmaceutical behemoth, and pays out a respectable and consistent dividend. While the payout may not be enormous, the reason to hold this stock is for its price appreciation, which is set to accelerate with a number of key cancer battling drugs within its pipeline fast approaching FDA approval. 3. ENB: Enbridge Inc. Dividend: 7.31% in 2021, increased from 7.24% in 2020 Payout Dates: Quarterly - 1st March, 1st June, 1st September, 1st December This company is listed on the Canadian Stock Exchange. It transports oil and gas via pipelines. Its performance does not depend on the value of the commodities it transports, or on how much demand there is for oil and gas. Rather, transporters of oil and natural gas pay a licensing fee to Enbridge for using portions of its infrastructure. The company is undervalued and pays a whopping 8% dividend over the course of the year. 4. AVGO: Broadcom Inc. Dividend: 3.23% in 2021, increased from 2.65% in 2020 Payout Dates: Quarterly - Last calendar day of: March, June, September, December This telecommunications and semiconductor company has profited hugely during 2020, and recently announced a partnership with Apple. The company has high levels of cash flow and trades at 16x its forward P/E ratio, making it far cheaper than some of its competitors who trade at many multiples of forward P/E higher. This means that in spite of the company's meteoric rise in 2020, it is unlikely to be unfairly priced. TWO BONUS PICKS: 5. T: AT&T Inc. Dividend: 7.09% in 2021, increased from 6.72% in 2020 Payout Dates: Quarterly - 1st February, 1st May, 1st August, 1st November In spite of the fact that AT&T has not increased its dividend in 2020, it is managing costs fairly effectively as well as paying down debt. After the failed partnership with Time Warner AT&T needs to address its balance sheet issues, and is attempting to do so under new management and under pressure from Paul Singer's Elliott Management. Nevertheless the dividend has not been slashed altogether and this company has paid its customers consistent dividends for many years and should be expected to maintain that commitment at least for the forseeable future. 6. SBUX: Starbucks Corporation Dividend: 1.61% in 2021, decreased from 1.95% in 2020 Payout Dates: Quarterly - 3rd week of: February, May, August, November While the pandemic has hit retail hard, Starbucks has maintained its 1.78% dividend and plans on opening more stores throughout China. It has also partnered with Just Eats and Deliveroo in a number of countries to assist with fulfilling the orders of customers stuck at home, helping to mitigate what otherwise could have been an alarming drop in its sales figures amid a ban on in store dining. The company has seen its value appreciate considerably in 2020. Whether or not this trend will continue remains to be seen. However, an investment to buy 100-200 shares in this company would enable its holder to collect dividends quarterly, which would probably pay for that person's full year of coffee purchases at the store, assuming they didn't go overboard on each visit. Thanks for watching and if you enjoy these videos please subscribe :-)

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