If you want to make real money with stocks, you should always put your money with the faster dividend grower.
What will produce faster dividend growth in the future are the retained earnings that are not being paid out as dividends today but being used for growth in the future.
As with individual stocks, the question is whether you want a higher current dividend yield, or a lower yield but the potential for faster dividend growth over time.
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Microsoft pays a respectable dividend at 2.6%, but Microsoft is also one of the fastest dividend growers of any large cap stock anywhere in the world.
Apple, one of the S&P's best performers in recent years also carries a low earnings multiple and fast dividend growth.
You can look forward to far more dividend growth, too: AMT is the lowest yielder of our trio, with just a 1.9% payout, but it's easily the fastest dividend grower, nearly tripling its payout in the last five years.
In other words, share prices rose faster than dividends, and the yield fell.
