The Coca-Cola Company· KO

3 Dividend Kings Built to Keep Raising Your Income When Rates Rise

Treasury yields near a one-year high are punishing most dividend stocks, but a handful of Dividend Kings kept signing bigger checks every single quarter without missing a beat. The question is whether their balance sheets can keep that streak alive.

Here's How Many Shares of Coca-Cola You'd Need for $40,000 in Yearly Dividends

Based on the current quarterly payout, investors would have to own 18,868 shares to make $40,000 in passive annual income Coca-Cola's 64-year streak of hiking its dividend is surely going to continue well into the future, given the company's strong competitive position and huge profits.

Coca-Cola Stock at $88: Here's Why Investors Should Pause

PepsiCo now offers a higher dividend yield at a lower valuation. A major Coca-Cola shareholder has not traded any shares since 1994.

Forget High-Yield Traps: Coca-Cola Is the Best Dividend Stock

Maximizing a portfolio's income output is obviously important to income-minded investors. Higher dividend yields alone, however, don't necessarily make a stock one worth owning.

3 All-Weather Dividend Stocks That Keep Writing Bigger Checks

Some dividend stocks raise their payouts through one recession, maybe two.

Coca-Cola price target raised to $93 from $91 at Barclays

Coca-Cola price target raised to $104 from $98 at UBS

Coca-Cola price target raised to $104 from $95 at Jefferies

Coca-Cola (KO) PT Raised to $100 at Morgan Stanley, 'Top Pick'

Coca-Cola (KO) PT Raised to $93 at Bernstein SocGen Group