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- Lessons Learned and Why You Need This Book
- The Tough Realities of Modern Retirement
- Why Dividend Investing?
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Why Dividend Investing?
After well over a decade successful full-time trading, I came to a realization that dividend stocks were the best possible investment vehicle for the vast majority of the investing public. That's because dividend stocks
- Pay investors just for owning the stock
- Provide the rare combination of capital gains (price appreciation) and cash flow (dividend payouts)
- Can be used for long-term compounding returns or as an income source
- Are more stable and protective than nondividend stocks because high-quality dividend names have large, dedicated shareholder bases who hang onto shares for a long time
- Provide inflation protection because companies tend to increase dividend payouts when they gain more pricing power
- Work in any economic environment, returning an average of 11% over the past 80 years
- Almost always outpace other yield-focused investments such as bonds, CDs, and savings accounts
As you can see, the reasons for owning dividend stocks are numerous. Plus, it's probably a lot easier than you think to become a Dividend Millionaire—all the lessons you need to learn about saving money, putting it to work for you, and growing it over the long term are contained in the pages of this book.
Do you want to be a Dividend Millionaire? Everyone does, so let's get started!
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