Good dividend yielding stocks pay fully franked dividends at or above the market average twice and sometimes four times a year. But what if they stopped paying dividends? Should you sell them to offset higher mortgage costs or continue to hold in the hope of a guaranteed yield? Remember, the banks stopped paying dividends during the Royal Commission. In this week's Australian Stock Market Show, Dale and Janine answer these questions and share their view on the stocks that investors can rely on that are likely to keep paying dividends. They also share the best way to find the highest paying dividend income yield stocks, and reveal the 10 best stocks right now.