It can be a little dispiriting to be a dividend investor today, given that the S&P 500 index (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) has a tiny 1.2% yield. That, however, doesn't mean you can't find simple ways to boost the income your portfolio generates.

Stephen Wright thinks he could turn £15,000 today into £1,000 per month by using one of his favourite dividend stocks and a long-term investment approach. The post How much do I need to invest in dividend stocks to earn a £1,

The S&P 500’s Dividend Aristocrats Index tracks S&P 500 listed companies that have paid increasing dividends for 25 years, making the components an income investor’s best friend. However, there are 66 companies on that list,

One of the best ways to protect your portfolio and pull in passive income is with high-yielding dividend stocks. Key Points About This Article One of the best ways to protect your portfolio and see passive income is with high-yield dividend stocks.

Coca-Cola ( KO -1.38%), Unilever ( UL -1.50%), and LyondellBasell ( LYB -0.28%) all have sizable yields. Investing $2,000 into each stock should help generate $278 in passive income in 2025, assuming all companies keep their payouts at least as high as last year. Here's why all three dividend stocks are worth buying now.