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TFSA Investors: Boost Your Income With These 3 High-Growth Dividend Stocks

TFSA accounts are very popular for investors because the accounts allow you to earn tax-free income on dividends or capital appreciation on eligible investments. This makes growing dividend stocks very powerful, because the longer you hold these stocks, the more of a yield you will earn over time, assuming, of course, the company continues to increase its payouts.

In the list below, I have selected three growing dividend stocks that could be great additions to your portfolio today.

Suncor Energy Inc. (TSX:SU)(NYSE:SU) currently pays its shareholders a dividend of 3% per year, with quarterly distributions. The company?s current quarterly payment of $0.32 has increased from last year?s $0.29 payout for an increase of over 10%. In five years, the dividend has grown by 146% from the $0.13 per quarter that Suncor was paying in 2012, which computes to a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20%.

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However, with the downturn in oil and gas, the energy giant?s hikes have slowed down, and a 20% annual increase going forward is not realistic without more of a recovery in the industry. Although the growth rate has declined, even a 10% increase every year would mean that in a little over seven years, the dividend would double.

There is hope that the company may able to sustain more growth, as in its last quarter Suncor showed a year-over-year increase in sales of 22%, and the company was also profitable for the fourth consecutive quarter. If Suncor can continue these trends, then investors may see dividend-growth rates return to previous highs.

ATCO Ltd. (TSX:ACO.X) also has exposure to oil and gas, but the company has diversified operations in many parts of the world, and this includes operating as a utility provider. The company has largely rebounded from the collapsing oil and gas industry; a few months ago, the stock reached highs over $50, which previously were not seen since 2014, when the company reached $54 per share.

ATCO?s dividend is slightly lower than Suncor?s with a yield of just under 2.9%. Despite the downturn in oil and gas, the company has not skipped a beat as it has increased its payouts in each of the past five years. The company?s most recent hike was 15%, and in five years the dividend has doubled.

ZCL Composites Inc. (TSX:ZCL) is a manufacturer and distributor of liquid storage systems, and its current yield of 3.65% is the highest on this list. The company has seen stability in its top line, while operating income has grown over 37% in just three years. The profit growth has benefited investors; in the past two years, the company has issued a special cash dividend in addition to the regular quarterly payouts that investors have come to expect.

ZCL?s quarterly dividend grew by 50% last year, with payments of $0.08 increasing to the current payment of $0.12 every quarter. Since 2012, the company?s payouts have seen an eight-fold increase, rising from a quarterly payment of just $0.015. With an earnings per share of $0.61 in the last 12 months, ZCL is currently paying out 79% of its earnings, which means there could still be room to grow payouts if the company can continue to add to its bottom line.

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Fool contributor David Jagielski has no position in any stocks mentioned.

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The Motley Fool Canada's top dividend expert and lead adviser of Dividend Investor Canada, Bryan White, recently released a premium "buy report" on a dividend giant he thinks everyone should own. Not only that - but he's created a must-have, exclusive report that outlines all the alarming traits of dividend stocks that are about to blow up - and how you can avoid them.

For this limited time only, we're not only taking 57% off Dividend Investor Canada, but we're offering you special access to two brand-new reports, free of charge upon signing up. They will outline everything you need to know so you steer clear of dividend burn-outs AND take advantage of the dividend giants in the Canadian market.

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Fool contributor David Jagielski has no position in any stocks mentioned.