Investors looking for solid income stocks to boost their passive income can find some attractive opportunities in 2025. The past few years have seen high inflation and interest rates put pressure on the financial results and share prices of top consumer brands. This has driven the dividend yield up to attractive levels for several top companies.To give you some ideas, three Fool.com contributors believe Target (TGT -0.22%), Starbucks (SBUX 0.60%), and Philip Morris (PM -0.28%) are solid buys today. Here's w ...

Core Viewpoint - Jami Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, warns of a potential "cracking" in the bond market due to excessive deficit spending and high debt levels, with the 10-year yield at levels not seen since 2007 [1] Group 1: Companies Resilient to Bond Market Cracking - Philip Morris International is well-positioned to thrive regardless of bond market conditions, primarily due to its international market focus and recession-proof tobacco products [4][5] - The next-gen products, including Zyn and IQOS, now account for over 40% of Philip Morris's revenue and gross profit, indicating growth potential despite a mature market [6] Group 2: AutoZone's Performance in Weak Economies - AutoZone demonstrates resilience in recessionary environments, benefiting from consumers opting for repairs over new car purchases [7] - The company's hub-and-spoke store model enhances its market performance by ensuring all stores are well-stocked, supporting its ability to thrive if bond markets weaken [8] Group 3: Dollar General's Economic Resilience - Dollar General is positioned to perform well during economic downturns as consumers tend to "trade down" to more affordable shopping options [9][10] - The company has a strong track record of success during past recessions, with a revenue model focused on consumer staples and a vast network of over 20,000 stores [11]