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Here's How Many Shares of Coca-Cola You'd Need for $10,000 in Yearly Dividends
A 64-year streak of increasing the payout makes this a top dividend stock.
Coca-Cola(NYSE: KO) is ubiquitous. It has a presence in 200 countries and territories. And a jaw-dropping 2.2 billion servings of its products are consumed every single day.
While the beverage stock doesn't stand out for its capital appreciation, it can be a compelling portfolio addition for passive-income investors. Here's how many shares of Coca-Cola you'd need for $10,000 in yearly dividends.
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