If I had to pick the best ASX dividend stock to buy in March, Telstra Group Ltd (ASX: TLS) would be high on my list.
After its February results, I think the investment case for income-focused investors looks stronger than it has in years.
Here’s why.

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A growing dividend
Telstra declared an interim dividend of 10.5 cents per share, which was up 10% on the prior period. Importantly, the dividend was 90.5% franked, with 9.5 cents franked and 1 cent unfranked.
If we annualise that interim dividend, we get 21 cents per share for the full year.
At a share price of $5.18, that implies a forward dividend yield of approximately 4.1%.
And with around 90% franking, the grossed-up yield for Australian investors on lower…







