3 High-yield ASX dividend stocks to buy

All the three mentioned companies listed on ASX have demonstrated business growth and have healthy profit margins as well as good dividend yields.

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Pepper Money Ltd (ASX: PPM), on 20 August 2026, announced its 1H 2026 results. PPM reporting Pro-forma Net Profit After Tax of $53.9 million, improved 15%. The statutory profit rose 7% to $50.4 million. Net Interest Margin improved to 2.10% from 1.98%. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend of 7.2 cents per share, offering an annualised yield of 9.5%.

During the half, the company recorded strong growth in lending with mortgages performing particularly well. On 31 July 2026, Pepper Money announced its appointment to manage HSBC Australia's home loan and personal loan portfolio following its proposed acquisition by a Blackstone controlled entity. On 3 August 2026, it confirmed the completion of the RAMS home loan portfolio acquisition on 1 August 2026.

The firm expects some reduction in loan applications due to the changes in government policies. Its strategy is to invest in loan products, expand its distribution channel, use AI for efficiency gains, and grow in the loan servicing area.

IPH Limited (ASX: IPH), on 20 August 2026, announced its FY26 results for the year ended 30 June 2026. The company reported revenue of $712.8 million, improved 0.4%. The net profit increased 16.9% to $80.4 million. Underlying NPATA grew 1.7% to $122.7 million. IPH declared a final dividend of 19.5 cents per share, taking its total annual dividend to 38.5 cents, an increase of 5.5% from the previous year.

The Canadian unit showed robust growth during FY26, but the Asian unit managed to show positive growth again following several years. However, the Australian and New Zealand units were impacted negatively owing to the decline in US patent filings. The company also continued its share buyback programme, repurchasing 5.4 million shares during the year.

IPH plans to grow its international operations, improve business efficiency, manage costs and make greater use of artificial intelligence and data technology. IPH is also reviewing its long-term strategy to create more value from its international business network.

Bank of Queensland Limited (ASX: BOQ), on 15 October 2026, announced its FY26 results for the year ended 31 August 2026. The bank achieved statutory net profit after tax of $250 million and cash earnings of $358 million. Total income grew 1%, while costs increased 2%, below inflation. BOQ declared a fully franked final dividend of 20 cents per share and taking the total shareholder dividend yield to 8.4%.

The bank also achieved the migration of all ME customers onto its digital platform during the year. The Business Bank grew 16% in commercial lending. In addition, BOQ managed to dispose of $3.6 billion of equipment finance loans through its association with Challenger, thus earning money even without keeping those loans in its books. The bank was able to achieve around 82% of its productivity program.

BOQ aims to grow home and commercial lending, expand digital deposits, simplify operations, control costs and complete its ongoing share buyback in FY27.

(Source: Company Report)