You see, you don’t deserve well-funded golden years unless you take action to earn it. Fortunately, acting now to ensure a deserving retirement isn’t really difficult to know how to do. It is, however, actually hard to do. Let’s face it: Deferring the short-term gratification that comes from spending money on today’s needs, wants and luxury indulgences requires an uncomfortable exercise in self-restraint. Yet mustering the fortitude to think long-term is usually what’s required if you want that well-funded retirement you think you deserve.
While I can only help you with the self-restraint aspect of this task by identifying the reality of this requirement, I can help you much more by identifying some of the best dividend stocks to buy that will help provide you the financial fertilizer by which you can grow those deserving golden years. Here are seven dividend stocks to buy for the retirement you deserve: General Motors (GM), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Apple (AAPL), AT&T (T), Disney (DIS), Merck (MRK) and Goldman Sachs (GS).
Source: InvestorPlace
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