http://www.nasdaq.com/dividend-stocks/di...
Just about every possible dividend-paying company will be listed there.
In response to the others: Monthly dividend stocks do exist. But they're usually companies you've never really heard of, or are trust funds of sorts.
Some other sources I've checked in the past are TheStreet and the Globe and Mail, though TheStreet doesn't have as many as NASDAQ, and has had some incorrect ex-dividend dates before (hence, I would not recommend them).
As for the Globe and Mail, the dividend information from their newspaper and website are actually pretty accurate (some even moreso than NASDAQ), and includes tickers from the Toronto Stock Exchange as well as some American stocks that don't get caught by NASDAQ.
But I think that NASDAQ's dividend list is more than enough.
EDIT: Didn't see you asked for monthly, as the other answers stated almost all pay quarterly, including the few I've listed.
That would be a mighty long list. Here are some blue chip (large) companies with relatively high dividends:
Philip Morris International (PM) - 4%
AT&T (T) - 5%
Banco Santander (SAN) - 8%
Vodafone Group (VOD) - 5.5%
Seadrill Limited (SDRL) - 10%
Many riskier and smaller companies have dividends that currently run into the 20s, but the overall list of stocks paying dividends would be thousands of companies.
PSEC pays a monthly dividend and right now it's about 13% per year. Another good quarterly one is RIG which is paying just under 8%
Almost all dividend-paying stocks do so on a quarterly basis. You can use the stock screener tools on financial websites to search for dividend stocks.
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I can't think of ANY stock that pays MONTHLY diviidends. quarterly is typiucal, and actually VERY common. dividend yields as shown at finance.yahoo.com and similar sites are annualized ( i.e., based on a year's worth of dividends )
here's an example
at & t : 46 cents per share per quarter, 1.84 per share total for a year.
current stock price about 35.5 , so.... 1.84 / 35.5 = 5%
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Can anyone give a list of stocks that pay monthly dividends? Or even name a couple.....
