Why Dividend Stocks Are The Key To Retirement Wealth…
You’ll learn:
- Why to invest in dividend–paying stocks: You may not be aware, but studies show that dividends account for the majority of profits from stocks. The world’s first billionaire claimed that seeing his dividend payments roll in was the only thing in life that gave him pleasure. Learn why dividends are a tried and true way to make income from your investments even if stock prices fall…
- Which types of dividend paying stocks to buy: Four types of investments that pay dividends… 12 dividend paying stocks to consider in your financial plan… and what to look for when you’re picking dividend stocks to buy… and what to avoid.
- How one dividend reinvestment technique can help you claim a regular income in retirement even if your shares go DOWN: You could even earn the same amount in annual income as your initial investment — without ever touching the capital! It’s all to do with the clever way in which the income is paid to you. What’s more, if the share price falls, the ‘bonus’ you receive gets bigger…
- The form you need to complete to start using this dividend reinvestment technique immediately: Usually this is one page of paperwork to complete. Sometimes it’s just a check in the right box. And the kicker; you may even be able to start right away with shares you already own…
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