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Costco’s extensive store network and its subscription-based retail model provide the stability to its revenue that long-term investors desire.With the pandemic still raging, cyclical stocks such as banks aren’t going to produce massive gains for investors, but this is also a good time for long-term investors to lock in their higher yields.With the growing use of cloud computing and introduction of 5G-enabled phones, Broadcom is well-positioned to continue with its growth trajectory and provide increasing income to its long-term investors.In this group, we particularly like Royal Bank of Canada (NYSE: RY ) (TSX: RY ), Canada’s biggest lender.
With a 4% yield, Royal Bank of Canada is certainly a top dividend stock to consider.During the past decade, the bank’s per-share annual payout has grown from $2.