Unpleasant as it is, bills are a fact of life. Even the most diligent savers and debt eliminators still have regular obligations, including fuel, groceries, internet, and cellphone service. Speaking of the phone bill, T-Mobile, one of the largest mobile phone carriers, says the average monthly cellphone bill is $141, or nearly $1,700 annually. That's not chump change, but it's not a lottery jackpot, either. Still, data indicate that phone bills are ticking higher, potentially prompting consumers to explore ways to offset those costs. Consumers who want to put a dent in their monthly phone bills while positioning themselves for better long-term outcomes may want to consider dividend stocks, including Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO). Of course, how much of a phone bill the soft drink giant's dividend covers depends on investors' starting capital.
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