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Altria’s long history of paying dividends makes it very popular among dividend investors. This also makes the dividend yield a great indicator of value. A higher yield is generally better for buyers.

Why its dividend might not be as safe as it looks While the company's top line wasn't great, Altria's diluted per-share earnings jumped by 86% to $2.21.

Altria Group (MO -1.30%) has increased its dividend 58 times in the past 54 years and has generally been one of the most stable dividend stocks to own. And today, the yield is an incredible 9.2%.

Altria's current dividend yield is 6.89%. Altria said it has now reached the 50-year dividend increase milestone, as the latest increase marks the 54th time it has raised its dividend over the ...

Altria said this marks the 52 increase in its dividend in the past 49 years. The stock has shed 8.4% over the past three months, while the S&P 500 has gained 2.5%.