Proctor & Gamble is still a solid, low-thrills investment for those who wish to mostly rely on the company's dividend yield and limited risk. The company's guidance isn't high for 2014, which means unless Proctor & Gamble cuts costs further or expands to other markets or segments, its profits won't rise anytime soon. Therefore, investors might benefit from examining other companies that offer a similar dividend yield but could grow faster, such as Johnson & Johnson.