Income investors are hunting for reliability as inflation, interest rate expectations and energy driven price swings keep markets on edge. The Dividend Powerhouses screener focuses on companies with dividend yields above 5% that are well covered, growing and stable. This approach can help you seek steady cash flow without having to chase every market move. In this article you see three stocks that currently pass this filter. The focus is on why their income profile stands out, how that might fit with today’s macro backdrop and what to watch before you consider adding any high yield dividend stock to your portfolio.

AngloGold Ashanti (AU)

Overview: AngloGold Ashanti is a global gold producer that owns and operates mines across Africa, Australia and the Americas, with its flagship Geita mine in Tanzania and additional by products like silver and sulphuric acid supporting its revenue base.

Market Cap: US$41.6b

AngloGold Ashanti stands out for income investors because its cash generation is supporting both dividends and a sizeable US$2b share buyback plan. Recent Q2 2026 results showed stronger EBITDA, higher headline earnings and solid free cash flow. At the same time, analysts see meaningful upside to their price targets and a valuation that screens as attractive relative to peers, although future revenue is expected to face some pressure. You also need to weigh higher funding risk from external debt and sensitivity to gold prices, plus an unstable dividend track record. The full picture combines strong profitability, capital returns and clear risks that could reshape the income story from here.

AngloGold Ashanti’s capital returns story is accelerating, yet many investors may not have seen how its profits, cash flows and valuation line up against the risks in plain sight. Get the full picture in the analysis report for AngloGold Ashanti

Allianz (XTRA:ALV)

Overview: Allianz is a global insurance and asset management group that provides property and casualty cover, life and health policies, and investment products for individuals, companies and institutions. It also offers banking and digital investment services, making it a broad financial services provider anchored in insurance.

Operations: Allianz generates most of its €114.0b business revenues from Property-Casualty insurance at about €79.8b, with Life/Health contributing around €25.8b and Asset Management about €8.7b, while other segments and adjustments are small in comparison.

Market Cap: €162.6b

Income focused investors may find Allianz interesting because it combines a 3.95% dividend yield with a long established global insurance franchise and fee based asset management through PIMCO. The company is leaning into digitalisation and AI to trim costs and support profitability. Recent moves such as the planned purchase of HSBC’s Singapore life arm deepen its footprint in faster growing Asian markets. At the same time, reliance on higher risk external borrowing, execution risk around acquisitions and rising cyber threats all have the potential to affect earnings quality. The current discount to an estimated fair value and solid Return on Equity provide reasons to pay attention, but the real story sits in how Allianz balances disciplined capital returns with these risks.

Allianz’s mix of insurance cash flows, asset management fees and a 3.95% yield may be masking an even more interesting story on capital returns. See how the current pricing compares in the analysis report for Allianz

Frontline (FRO)

Overview: Frontline is an oil and product tanker owner that moves crude and refined fuels around the world using a large fleet of very large crude carriers, Suezmax and LR2/Aframax vessels, and also trades ships through chartering, buying and selling.

Operations: Frontline generates its US$2.3b in revenue entirely from its tanker operations, reflecting its pure play focus on seaborne oil and product transport.

Market Cap: US$8.7b

Income investors might be drawn to Frontline because its tanker fleet is benefiting from longer trade routes around chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz and a thin global order book, which together support utilization and earnings, as seen in Q1 2026 revenue of US$929.33m and net income of US$559.12m. The company pays a dividend above the screener’s 3% yield hurdle and recently declared US$1.55 per share, although an uneven dividend record and high debt mean that income is not guaranteed. An eco focused fleet and high recent margins reflect current business conditions, while the cyclical nature of tanker markets means that dividend-focused investors may wish to examine the company’s financial profile in more detail.

Frontline’s tanker cash flows look powerful, yet the real story lies in how long that strength can last and what it could mean for future payouts. Get the full context in the analysis report for Frontline

The three dividend ideas in this article are just a starting point, since the full Dividend Powerhouses screen has flagged 1,867 more companies that combine a 5%+ yield with coverage, growth and stability, each with its own income narrative. If you want to identify the highest conviction setups, use Simply Wall St to analyze catalysts, dividend quality and valuation filters directly inside the Dividend Powerhouses (3%+ Yield) screener.

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