T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is finally going to start paying dividends. The wireless company added a cash payment as part of its capital return program. While its payout will pale in comparison to the big-time yields offered by rivals  (NYSE: VZ) and AT (NYSE: T), dividend-focused investors shouldn't dismiss T-Mobile's dividend.

Here's why it could be an attractive option for investors.

T-Mobile recently unveiled its updated capital return program, which runs through the end of next year. It plans to return $19 billion to shareholders. That program includes a plan to pay about $3.75 billion in dividends over the next five quarters. That would leave about $15.25 billion for share repurchases. 

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