3 ASX Dividend Shares to Boost Your Passive Income in 2026
Dividend income remains one of the most reliable wealth builders and these three ASX stocks are shaping up as strong candidates to boost passive income through 2026.
Rural Funds Group (ASX: RFF)
is a strong agriculture REIT in Australia and it again showed solid performance through FY2025 while keeping up its usual quarterly payouts.
For the year ending June 2025, the fund posted Adjusted Funds From Operations (AFFO) of 11.5 cents per unit which is just a bit above the forecast of 11.4 cents.
It also paid out unfranked distributions of 11.73 cents per unit which translates to a current annual yield of 6.17%.
The portfolio keeps getting stronger as it now holds 63 properties across five big agriculture areas and for FY2026, management is expecting AFFO to lift to around 11.7 cents per unit.
IPH Limited (ASX: IPH)
is one of the top intellectual property groups across Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Canada.
For FY25, revenue went up 16.5% to $710.3 million and underlying EBITDA also lifted to $207.2 million while underlying NPATA came in at $120.6 million, showing good improvement from last year.
The company paid out partially-franked dividends of 36.5 cents per share for FY25 and together this works out to a current annual yield of roughly 10% which is high due to the dip in its stock price.
The company is also rolling out its transformation program, where AI will be used more deeply in operations to cut costs and speed up workflows.
Transurban Group (ASX: TCL)
keeps showing pretty steady performance across its toll road network and is seen as a solid dividend payer for people mainly looking for income.
In the September 2025 quarter, Transurban said its Average Daily Traffic (ADT) went up by 2.7% for the whole Group, hitting around 2.6 million trips per day.
For FY25, the company paid a total unfranked dividend of 65 cents per share, split into two payments through the year and at the current share price this works out to roughly a 4.35% annual yield.
The group looks pretty stable with cash flows coming from different regions in Australia and North America, backed by a long list of concession-based assets and the company also said that FY26 distribution should be 69 cents per share which is around 6% higher than FY25,
(Source: Company Reports)
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