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There are plenty of ASX dividend shares that could help investors build a passive income stream.
Let's take a look at three shares that could offer attractive income in the coming years.
The first ASX dividend share to consider is Accent Group.
Accent has been battling retail conditions, which have weighed heavily on earnings and its share price.
The company has a strong position in the Australian footwear market and a large store network that could benefit when consumer spending improves.
As a result, income investors may want to consider buying Accent shares while sentiment is weak and potentially benefit from a recovery in earnings and dividends.
Morgans is expecting a franked 4.9 cents per share dividend in FY 2027. Based on its current share price of 69 cents, this equates to a dividend yield of 7.1%.
What makes Cedar Woods attractive is its exposure to the country's ongoing need for housing.
A final ASX dividend share to look at is Woolworths.
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