Just as picking fruit from a mango tree does not harm it, living off dividends does not damage the investment's ability to produce future results. A mango tree's life will easily span an entire generation. Similarly, well-chosen dividend investments will not only provide income in retirement, but can be passed to your children who can continue to reap the benefits.
Below are several select companies that recently decided to reward their shareholders with fruits of their labor in the form of increased cash dividends:
After running these companies through my D4L-PreScreen.xls model, none achieved the necessary NPV of MMA Differential to justify a full evaluation. With a NPV of MMA Differential of $3,820 and a Dividend Achiever, WSBC was the only company in positive territory.
Disclosure: No position in any of the aforementioned stocks.
(Photo: Steve Woods)
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Financial Freedom: Since I am not a licensed investment advisor, I can not make recommendations. I can tell you what has worked for me, then you can evaluate it and decide if it works for you. Over time, my two best performing REITs have been NNN and HCP; with O a distant 3rd.
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