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1. It's meaningful. Apple's dividend yield hasn't always been meaningful, but the stock's approximate 23% decline in the past 12 months has boosted Apple's dividend yield to meaningful levels.

Apple isn’t a top dividend stock; but it is a great dividend growth stock. In the meantime, investors should feel content collecting the dividend, which now yields 0.45%.

Apple issues dividends to shareholders from excess cash Apple generates. Most companies pay dividends on a quarterly basis, but dividends may also be paid monthly, annually or at irregular intervals.