Cheap Dividend Stocks

We went looking for cheap dividend stocks by ranking our coverage universe of publicly traded companies according to ones have the most interesting earnings picture, in relation to their trading prices. Then we asked a second question: which of those pay a decent dividend? To learn more about our ranking algorithm, see the information below, or click here to jump to the first slide of the Cheap Dividend Stocks slideshow.

We went looking for cheap dividend stocks by ranking our coverage universe of publicly traded companies according to ones have the most interesting earnings picture, in relation to their trading prices. Then we asked a second question: which of those pay a decent dividend? To learn more about our ranking algorithm, see the right-hand column below, and in the left column are the first five slides of the Cheap Dividend Stocks slideshow.

This Cheap Dividend Stocks slideshow page last updated 6/12/2026

#15. Corebridge Financial

Trading Symbol

CRBG

Recent Price

28.74

Dividend Yield

3.48%

TTM Earnings

4.59

PE Ratio (TTM)

6.3

Market Cap

13.1B

CRBG Historical Earnings		CRBG Historical PE Ratio

#15. Corebridge Financial

Trading Symbol

CRBG

Recent Price

28.74

Dividend Yield

3.48%

CRBG Historical Earnings

TTM Earnings

4.59

PE Ratio (TTM)

6.3

Market Cap

13.1B

CRBG Historical PE Ratio

Corebridge Financial, Inc. is a provider of retirement solutions and insurance products in the U.S.. Co. partners with financial professionals and institutions to help individuals plan, save for and achieve secure financial futures. Co.'s Individual Retirement segment consists of fixed annuities, fixed index annuities, variable annuities, and retail mutual funds. Its Group Retirement segment consists of record-keeping, plan administrative and compliance services, financial planning and advisory solutions offered in-plan, along with proprietary and limited non-proprietary annuities, advisory and brokerage products offered out-of-plan. More details at: http://www.corebridgefinancial.com.

Should Corebridge Financial shares be given the Cheap Dividend Stocks label? To start, we see that the recent trading price for CRBG stock is $28.74 and the dividend yield is 3.48% (as of 6/12/2026). The most recent quarter's (MRQ) earnings result, annualized, was $4.2/share. Looking at the sum total of quarterly earnings across the trailing twelve month (TTM) period, Corebridge Financial produced $4.59/share. And taking the median quarterly result across the TTM period, and annualizing it, results in $4.56/share. Comparing the current indicated annual dividend rate of $1.00 against that median result, we calculate a dividend payout ratio of 21.9%. Comparing the company's various earnings metrics against the stock price, we end up with a PE ratio of 6.3 for the TTM Median method, 6.8 for price to earnings using MRQ annualized, and 6.3 for current price/TTM earnings. Based on CRBG's history, that recent TTM PE is low relative to the historical average, with the recent PE 1.6% lower than the average (TTM method) of 6.4.

#14. PayPal Holdings

Trading Symbol

PYPL

Recent Price

41.52

Dividend Yield

1.35%

TTM Earnings

5.31

PE Ratio (TTM)

7.8

Market Cap

36.6B

PYPL Historical Earnings		PYPL Historical PE Ratio

#14. PayPal Holdings

Trading Symbol

PYPL

Recent Price

41.52

Dividend Yield

1.35%

PYPL Historical Earnings

TTM Earnings

5.31

PE Ratio (TTM)

7.8

Market Cap

36.6B

PYPL Historical PE Ratio

PayPal Holdings, Inc. offers a technology platform that enables digital payments and simplifies commerce experiences on behalf of merchants and consumers worldwide. Its payment solutions enable its customers to connect, transact, and send and receive payments, whether they are online or in person. It provides payment solutions accepted by merchants that enable the completion of payments on its platform on behalf of its customers. It operates a global, two-sided network at scale that connects merchants and consumers with 426 million active accounts across 200 markets. Its brands include PayPal, Braintree, Venmo, Xoom, Hyperwallet, PayPal Zettle, PayPal Honey, and Paidy. More details at: http://www.paypal.com.

Should PayPal Holdings shares be given the Cheap Dividend Stocks label? To start, we see that the recent trading price for PYPL stock is $41.52 and the dividend yield is 1.35% (as of 6/12/2026). The most recent quarter's (MRQ) earnings result, annualized, was $5.36/share. Looking at the sum total of quarterly earnings across the trailing twelve month (TTM) period, PayPal Holdings produced $5.31/share. And taking the median quarterly result across the TTM period, and annualizing it, results in $5.36/share. Comparing the current indicated annual dividend rate of $0.56 against that median result, we calculate a dividend payout ratio of 10.4%. Comparing the company's various earnings metrics against the stock price, we end up with a PE ratio of 7.7 for the TTM Median method, 7.7 for price to earnings using MRQ annualized, and 7.8 for current price/TTM earnings. Based on PYPL's history, that recent TTM PE is low relative to the historical average, with the recent PE 74.3% lower than the average (TTM method) of 30.4.

#13. Prudential Financial

Trading Symbol

PRU

Recent Price

108.50

Dividend Yield

5.16%

TTM Earnings

14.75

PE Ratio (TTM)

7.4

Market Cap

37.6B

PRU Historical Earnings		PRU Historical PE Ratio

#13. Prudential Financial

Trading Symbol

PRU

Recent Price

108.50

Dividend Yield

5.16%

PRU Historical Earnings

TTM Earnings

14.75

PE Ratio (TTM)

7.4

Market Cap

37.6B

PRU Historical PE Ratio

Prudential Financial, Inc. is a financial services provider and global investment manager. Co. offers a range of financial products and services, including life insurance, annuities, retirement-related products and services, mutual funds, and investment management. It offers these products and services to individual and institutional customers through its own and third-party distribution networks. It operates in the U.S., Asia, Europe and Latin America. Its segment includes PGIM, U.S. Businesses, International Businesses, Closed Block division, and Corporate and Other operations. More details at: http://www.investor.prudential.com.

Should Prudential Financial shares be given the Cheap Dividend Stocks label? To start, we see that the recent trading price for PRU stock is $108.50 and the dividend yield is 5.16% (as of 6/12/2026). The most recent quarter's (MRQ) earnings result, annualized, was $14.44/share. Looking at the sum total of quarterly earnings across the trailing twelve month (TTM) period, Prudential Financial produced $14.75/share. And taking the median quarterly result across the TTM period, and annualizing it, results in $14.36/share. Comparing the current indicated annual dividend rate of $5.60 against that median result, we calculate a dividend payout ratio of 39.0%. Comparing the company's various earnings metrics against the stock price, we end up with a PE ratio of 7.6 for the TTM Median method, 7.5 for price to earnings using MRQ annualized, and 7.4 for current price/TTM earnings. Based on PRU's history, that recent TTM PE is low relative to the historical average, with the recent PE 16.9% lower than the average (TTM method) of 8.9.

#12. Rithm Capital

Trading Symbol

RITM

Recent Price

9.31

Dividend Yield

10.74%

TTM Earnings

2.33

PE Ratio (TTM)

4.0

Market Cap

5.2B

RITM Historical Earnings		RITM Historical PE Ratio

#12. Rithm Capital

Trading Symbol

RITM

Recent Price

9.31

Dividend Yield

10.74%

RITM Historical Earnings

TTM Earnings

2.33

PE Ratio (TTM)

4.0

Market Cap

5.2B

RITM Historical PE Ratio

Rithm Capital is a holding company. Through its subsidiaries, Co. is an investment manager with a vertically integrated mortgage platform. Co.'s portfolio is composed of mortgage servicing rights (MSR), mortgage origination and servicing companies (including ancillary mortgage services businesses), residential mortgage-backed securities, properties and loans, consumer loans, and other investments. Co. is externally managed and advised by an affiliate of Fortress Investment Group LLC. Co. conducts its business in six segments: Origination, Servicing, MSR Related Investments, Residential Securities, Properties and Loans, Consumer Loans, and Mortgage Loans. More details at: http://www.rithmcap.com.

Should Rithm Capital shares be given the Cheap Dividend Stocks label? To start, we see that the recent trading price for RITM stock is $9.31 and the dividend yield is 10.74% (as of 6/12/2026). The most recent quarter's (MRQ) earnings result, annualized, was $2.04/share. Looking at the sum total of quarterly earnings across the trailing twelve month (TTM) period, Rithm Capital produced $2.33/share. And taking the median quarterly result across the TTM period, and annualizing it, results in $2.16/share. Comparing the current indicated annual dividend rate of $1.00 against that median result, we calculate a dividend payout ratio of 46.3%. Comparing the company's various earnings metrics against the stock price, we end up with a PE ratio of 4.3 for the TTM Median method, 4.6 for price to earnings using MRQ annualized, and 4.0 for current price/TTM earnings. Based on RITM's history, that recent TTM PE is low relative to the historical average, with the recent PE 39.4% lower than the average (TTM method) of 6.6.

#11. Alexandria Real Estate

Trading Symbol

ARE

Recent Price

53.17

Dividend Yield

5.42%

TTM Earnings

8.44

PE Ratio (TTM)

6.3

Market Cap

9.3B

ARE Historical Earnings		ARE Historical PE Ratio

#11. Alexandria Real Estate

Trading Symbol

ARE

Recent Price

53.17

Dividend Yield

5.42%

ARE Historical Earnings

TTM Earnings

8.44

PE Ratio (TTM)

6.3

Market Cap

9.3B

ARE Historical PE Ratio

Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. is a life science real estate investment trust. Co. is an owner, operator and developer of collaborative life science, agricultural technology (agtech), and advanced technology mega campuses in AAA innovation cluster locations, including Greater Boston, the San Francisco Bay Area, New York City, San Diego, Seattle, Maryland, and Research Triangle. Co., through its venture capital platform, provides strategic capital to life science, agrifoodtech, climate innovation, and technology companies. More details at: http://www.are.com.

Should Alexandria Real Estate shares be given the Cheap Dividend Stocks label? To start, we see that the recent trading price for ARE stock is $53.17 and the dividend yield is 5.42% (as of 6/12/2026). The most recent quarter's (MRQ) earnings result, annualized, was $6.92/share. Looking at the sum total of quarterly earnings across the trailing twelve month (TTM) period, Alexandria Real Estate produced $8.44/share. And taking the median quarterly result across the TTM period, and annualizing it, results in $8.76/share. Comparing the current indicated annual dividend rate of $2.88 against that median result, we calculate a dividend payout ratio of 32.9%. Comparing the company's various earnings metrics against the stock price, we end up with a PE ratio of 6.1 for the TTM Median method, 7.7 for price to earnings using MRQ annualized, and 6.3 for current price/TTM earnings. Based on ARE's history, that recent TTM PE is low relative to the historical average, with the recent PE 64.8% lower than the average (TTM method) of 17.9.

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Cheap Stocks Ranking Algorithm

Is a stock trading at a penny "cheaper" than a stock trading at $100? While the penny stock may trade at a lower per-share price, the true answer to the question comes down to a comparison of valuation. Because suppose the penny stock has a history of negative earnings, whereas the $100 stock has been consistently earning $50/share? All of a sudden the $100 stock sure looks cheap, doesn't it!?

The reality is that there are many ways to compare stocks in ways that illuminate whether stock A is cheaper than stock B. And the stock market is chock full of people performing those comparisons every day, in their own chosen ways. Given such a competitive playing field, how is this website, CheapStocksChannel, to stand out? We aim to do so with data, and with a thoughtful ranking algorithm comparing stock prices against underlying per-share earnings.

Here's the scoop on what our algorithm looks at.

First and foremost, we look at the all-important historical earnings of a company. And we then compare that history against the historical stock price information to discern historical average PE multiples for the stock. With that history in hand to compare to, we then consider the stock's present / most-recent earnings information.

For one, there's the most recent quarterly EPS number. Weighing one single quarter has to be done thoughtfully, because on the one hand, a stellar single quarter could be a sign of great things to come for a company... but on the other hand, many companies have a degree of "seasonality" to their earnings reports. So to take the most recent quarter (MRQ) earnings number and annualize it, can provide an interesting denominator for a price/earnings calculation.

But another approach is to consider a company's trailing twelve months (TTM) earnings total — i.e. instead of annualizing just the most recent quarter, why not look back over the last four quarters and total up those earnings? Using that earnings value in a price-to-earnings calculation arguably provides an important look at what a given company was actually able to earn over a year-long period.

And then because earnings reports can often include "lumpy" or one-time write-ups and write-downs, we also take a third approach: we look at the reports over the past four earnings quarters for a company, "toss out" the highest, "toss out" the lowest, and then take the average of the remaining two "middle ground" earnings numbers over the trailing four periods. The result? This exercise finds the median of the trailing twelve month period: the line at which the company has reported earnings higher than the line 50% of the time, and also has reported earnings lower than the line 50% of the time. We then annualize that median number, for use in yet another PE Ratio calculation.

Armed with these various ways to calculate a price/earnings multiple, and knowing the stock's historical average multiples, we can then perform a rank across our coverage universe — but we add in some additional criteria too. For one, we consider each company's size, as measured by its market cap history. If stock A and stock B are hypothetically equal on a PE ranking basis, but A has a $500 million market cap while B has a $5 million market cap, we consider the larger company to be a better value — because smaller companies are inherently more risky and unpredictable.

Finally, for dividend paying stocks, we make some additional calculations. Knowing the various earnings numbers that we calculated for each company — MRQ annualized, TTM EPS, and median TTM earnings annualized — we are able to compare that earnings level against the level of the dividend. In essence, the dividend payout ratio. This allows for a more complete look at the dividend yield... Because suppose you have two stocks each trading at the same 5% yield, where company A is paying dividends at the rate of $1/share and earning $2/share, while company B is also paying dividends at the rate of $1/share but earning just .80. We want our ranking algorithm to consider the 5% yielder with the low payout ratio (company A) to be superior to the 5% yielder under-earning their dividend (company B).

So there you have it: that's the scoop on our ranking algorithm and what it looks at. After ranking our entire coverage universe, we then apply additional screening criteria — such as looking sector-by-sector — to bring you dozens of different "cheap stock lists" to explore.

Notes: when examining past earnings history for a stock, negative earnings are considered not meaningful towards a price to earnings calculation and such results are discarded in the analysis; similarly, a resulting PE ratio based off of a very small earnings number that produces an exorbitantly high PE number above a threshold (we use 500), is also discarded as not meaningful. Also note: the earnings data we receive can be a variety of net income, adjusted EPS, and even FFO in the case of real estate investment trusts, so in order to see additional details for the specific earnings history our algorithm used, please click through on the earnings history chart for that stock to reach the details. Finally: while all of our data partners make their best efforts, there is no guarantee that the information we utilize for this site will be free of errors; indeed, all information should be checked with other sources before acting, and any information presented here should be considered strictly for informational purposes to generate research ideas, and nothing you read here is investment advice nor is it a recommendation to buy or sell any particular security. Please see our full disclaimer information.

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Cheap Stocks To Watch

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Cheap Consumer Stocks

This cheap consumer stocks screen takes our main ranking result and then looks for the specific companies in the Consumer sector.

Cheap Services Stocks

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Cheap Utilities Stocks

While utilities have often been described by certain investors as "boring" we love the simple and predictable business model of most Utilities companies — plus, they quite often pay juicy dividends!

Cheap Healthcare Stocks

Healthcare is such an important sector — to society, and also to investors. In this screen, we begin with our main ranking result and then look specifically by sector, to bring you this list of cheap healthcare stocks.

Cheap Financial Stocks

One of the largest and most important sectors, Financials are often dividend paying companies which is certainly very appealing. Here are the cheapest financials stocks among companies categorized into this sector.

Cheap Technology Stocks

Technology continues to change all of our lives, and most investors pay especially close attention to this sector. As a result, cheap technology stocks can be hard to find; but we've screened through to uncover candidates that should be on your radar screen.

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Cheap Energy Stocks

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Cheap Stocks Under $5

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Low Price Stocks Under $10

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Low Price Stocks Under $5

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When stocks see their trading prices become low enough relative to the underlying business value, many stock market analysts will dub such shares as "Value Stocks." In this screen, we start with stocks widely deemed as being "Value Stocks" and then we look at EPS history and PE data as a measure of cheapness — resulting in this list of cheap undervalued stocks.

Best Value Stocks

Many stock market participants will dub stocks with low valuations as being "Value Stocks." Which of those value stocks are the "Best?" While the answer to that is subjective, we'll answer with a couple of our own criteria: (1) must pay a decent dividend, and (2) must look attractive on a price/earnings basis. Please enjoy this resulting screen of the best value stocks today.

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Cheap Dividend Stocks Under $10

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Cheap Dividend Stocks Below $5

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Best Cheap Dividend Stocks

Which cheap dividend stocks today are the "Best?" While the answer to that question is subjective, we'll answer it here with a couple of our own criteria: (1) stellar dividend history of unbroken dividend payments to shareholders each year, and (2) must look attractive both on a yield basis and on a price/earnings basis. Please enjoy this resulting screen of the best cheap dividend stocks today.

Best Cheap Dividend Stocks To Buy

While some investors hold onto cash for long periods waiting for just the right time — that once-a-year buying opportunity — others simply want to invest their cash when it is available, and are constantly on the lookout for the best cheap dividend stocks to buy right now. With this next screen we aim to help those investors by looking for the best cheap dividend stocks to buy today, screening for ones with long unbroken dividend histories and attractive current value.

★★★★★ Based on a review of price to earnings fundamentals, we rank Corebridge Financial to be a cheap stock: its recent share price is 28.74, while its trailing twelve month (TTM) earnings came in at 4.59, for a PE ratio of 6.3. Furthermore, we calculate CRBG's average past PE (TTM method) at 6.4. And with a market capitalization of 13.1B, Corebridge Financial has sufficient size and importance to the market to make it eligible for our rankings. However, we found even cheaper stocks by comparison: find out the top 10 cheap dividend stocks.

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