Dividend
income from high quality companies is likely to start out lower, especially at today's prices, but dividends last indefinitely and dividend income is likely to grow faster than inflation.
We encourage anyone who is being solicited with these types of policies to contact an independent agent for a second opinion on the policy being offered and to obtain other
quotes from higher quality companies before making your final decisions.
Dividend investors should be able to purchase stocks
from high quality companies that yield as much as DVY when compared to the S&P 500.
Instead of getting 4 % to 5 %
from high quality companies, we should be able to get 8 % to 10 %.
They can meet their needs better by buying high dividend stocks
from high quality companies, especially those that supply necessities.
So, I will keep my portfolio diversified with all the sectors and collect growing dividends
from high quality companies.
An alternative baseline is to purchase high dividend stocks
from high quality companies and never sell.
Many of these stocks are
from high quality companies.
If your policy is large, buy
from the highest quality companies, you don't want to deal with the guaranty associations after a default.
If they start out entirely in high dividend paying stocks
from high quality companies, they will be able to start withdrawing close to 4.0 % (of the original balance plus inflation) immediately from dividends alone and exceed 4.0 % (plus inflation) within two or three years.
High dividend stocks
from high quality companies yield 1.7 times as much as the S&P 500.
At that point, which can reasonably be expected within ten years, I replaced the TIPS with high dividend stocks
from high quality companies.
Later, when yields are sufficiently attractive, it is best to replace them with high dividend stocks
from high quality companies.
When yields become attractive enough, replace TIPS with high dividend stocks
from high quality companies.
Invest in TIPS and stocks
from high quality companies that pay high dividends.