Forget the flashy AI names for a second and look at your own kitchen counter. There's a decent chance a box of tissues, a can of something salty, and a sleeve of cookies are sitting on it right now, and all three were likely made by companies that pay you to own their shares. That's the pitch behind these three dividend stocks: Nothing about them will make for exciting cocktail party conversation, but each one yields at least 3%, and those payouts are backed by businesses selling the sorts of products that people regularly restock for their homes without thinking twice. Image source: Getty Images. Kimberly-Clark (NASDAQ: KMB), the company behind Kleenex, Scott, and Cottonelle, did something unusual this year: It got smaller on purpose. In July, it created a joint venture with Brazilian paper giant Suzano, handing over majority control of its international tissue business in exchange for a $1.73 billion cash payment. What's left is a simpler, more North America-focused company.
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