Dividend Growth Investing (DGI) is a strategy focused on buying shares of companies that consistently raise their dividends year after year. As those dividends compound, they can eventually cover your living expenses — the ultimate form of financial freedom.
The DGI Crab is your guide through the reef of stocks, picking the strongest, most reliable dividend growers and explaining exactly why they belong in your portfolio.
The DGI Crab breaks down 50 hand-picked dividend growth stocks one by one. Each profile covers tier placement, dividend history, and why it belongs in your portfolio.
Not sure where to start with individual stocks? The DGI Crab curates dividend ETFs for every tier — from maximum growth funds for younger investors to high-income funds for those who need cash flow now.
After another ugly week for HRL, I'm asking a question that would have seemed almost ridiculous a few years ago: is Hormel Foods in danger of being removed from my 50 dividend growth stocks?
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August 2026What worked, what didn't, and where the value is now. A full look at my 50-stock DGI portfolio from Sep 2025 to Aug 2026 — including the 60-to-50 restructuring, top performers, and biggest dividend raises.
August 2026Every week I break down dividend stocks, portfolio updates, and investing concepts in plain English. No fluff — just the research.
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