Dear Reader, please find below a list of Dividend Aristocrats with low P/B Ratios -- $T $BEN $AFL $WBA $CB $CINF are the top results. 

The price-to-book ratio is calculated by dividing the reported equity by the number of shares outstanding. It shows the value of equity per share. The lower the price-to-book ratio, the cheaper a stock could be.

But be careful: stocks with a very low price-to-book ratio could indicate an impending write-down. Here, investors mostly anticipate that balance sheet risks exist. 

Stocks with a low price-to-book ratio could be fundamentally cheap.  Today, I've created a list of Dividend Aristocrats with the lowest P/B ratio. As you might notice, nearly all of them trading above their book values. Do you have any favorites from the list below?

Low P/B Ratio Dividend Aristocrats

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