Dividend Stocks Yielding Over 4%

Top 50 by dividend yield, refreshed hourly from daily closes — and an answer to any stock question.

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US-listed stocks whose indicated annual dividend — the most recent declared payment annualised — equals 4% or more of the latest close price. Ranked from the highest yield down.

Dividend Stocks Yielding Over 4%386 of 2,893 US stockscloses as of August 28, 2026
#StockPrice1Ddividend yieldMkt cap
1
ARR		$16.32-0.6%28.07%$2.3B
2
IVR		$7.36-0.8%20.38%$754M
3
DEC		$14.75-2.1%19.50%$1.1B
4
ORC		$6.69-0.7%19.49%$1.3B
5
LDI		$1.00+3.3%18.93%$340M
6
TRTX		$7.73-0.1%17.05%$593M
7
BRBS		$3.93+0.8%16.84%$352M
8
MCHB		$15.89-1.3%16.60%$0M
9
AGNC		$10.90-0.4%16.53%$12.7B
10
GNL		$9.16+0.3%16.22%$1.9B
11
DHT		$19.66+1.6%15.83%$3.2B
12
NLY		$23.04-0.1%14.81%$17.4B
13
BDN		$3.06-1.3%14.78%$534M
14
RC		$1.83-1.1%14.34%$302M
15
ABR		$5.06+0.6%14.17%$973M
16
KREF		$7.59-0.3%14.14%$445M
17
DX		$12.91+0.1%13.77%$4.5B
18
EFC		$13.570.0%13.76%$1.7B
19
LFT		$1.00+7.6%13.46%$52M
20
MFA		$8.83-0.3%13.42%$897M
21
ACRE		$4.65+0.4%13.27%$258M
22
ARI		$6.85-0.7%13.06%$897M
23
PNNT		$3.70-1.1%12.90%$242M
24
AOMR		$8.34-0.5%12.75%$208M
25
NREF		$17.24-0.8%12.62%$325M
26
SEVN		$7.58-0.3%12.49%$172M
27
BRSP		$4.75-0.6%12.29%$601M
28
REFI		$10.68+0.1%12.29%$274M
29
PMT		$9.34+0.1%11.62%$814M
30
VTS		$17.19-0.1%11.48%$717M
31
TWO		$12.18+1.1%11.25%$1.3B
32
BXMT		$13.73-0.6%11.22%$2.3B
33
HIW		$31.15-0.7%11.16%$3.4B
34
SVC		$7.87+3.0%11.07%$1.0B
35
UNIT		$10.02-1.2%11.03%$2.4B
36
FBRT		$8.46+0.9%10.98%$703M
37
PFLT		$7.39-0.7%10.83%$733M
38
NAT		$6.77+0.1%10.81%$1.4B
39
AMBP		$5.14-0.6%10.70%$3.1B
40
TG		$7.80+1.8%10.66%$273M
41
OMF		$62.84-1.6%10.45%$7.3B
42
WU		$7.24+0.4%10.26%$2.3B
43
RMAX		$12.360.0%10.10%$264M
44
MED		$12.18+0.2%9.97%$135M
45
PPHC		$10.96-2.1%9.93%$329M
46
OGN		$13.760.0%9.86%$3.6B
47
RITM		$10.08+0.7%9.82%$5.6B
48
OUT		$29.60-1.6%9.75%$5.2B
49
ALX		$270.19-0.2%9.67%$1.4B
50
STWD		$15.81-0.8%9.65%$5.9B
Source: Money365.Market stock data (Yahoo Finance quotes, Finnhub profiles, earnings, consensus & basic financials) · closes to August 28, 2026 · showing the first 50 of 386
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How this screen is computed

Indicated yield is the annualised current dividend divided by the latest close. It changes every day with the price and whenever a company changes its payout; the figure is refreshed daily and the table hourly. Companies with no declared dividend are simply absent.

The P/E column is shown alongside because a high yield on a stock trading at a very low multiple often signals that the market expects the dividend to be cut — the two numbers are meant to be read together.

How to read it

The top of this list is not a list of the best dividend stocks; it is a list of the highest yields, and the highest yields belong disproportionately to mortgage REITs, business-development companies and stocks whose price has fallen sharply. A 20% yield is usually a warning, not a gift.

For a steadier set, open the screen in the interactive screener and add a payout-ratio ceiling, a five-year dividend-growth floor or a market-cap minimum. Dividends can be reduced or suspended at any time; yield is a snapshot of price and last payment, nothing more.

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