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Lichtenfeld Marc. Get Rich with Dividends
Foreword
Preface
CHAPTER 1. Why Dividend Stocks?
“Y'all Must've Forgot”
Marc Lichtenfeld's Authentic Italian Trattoria
The Numbers
Keeping Up with Inflation
The 10–11–12 System
Summary
CHAPTER 2. What Is a Perpetual Dividend Raiser?
Dividend Aristocrats
The Index
The Champions
Junior Aristocrats
Survivorship
Summary
CHAPTER 3. Past Performance Is No Guarantee of Future Results, but It's Pretty Darn Close
Performance of Perpetual Dividend Raisers
How Do Bonds Compare?
Are You an Investor from Lake Wobegon?
Summary
CHAPTER 4. Why Companies Raise Dividends
Buybacks versus Dividends
Management Speaks
Attracting the Right Shareholders
Signals to the Market
Summary
CHAPTER 5. Get Rich with Boring Dividend Stocks (Snooze Your Way to Millions)
How Much Do You Want to Make?
Summary
CHAPTER 6. Get Higher Yields (and Maybe Some Tax Benefits)
Buying $1 in Assets for $0.90
MLPs
REITs
BDCs
You Don't Have to Play Mahjong with Mrs. Zuckerberg
Preferred Stocks
Summary
CHAPTER 7. What You Need to Know to Set Up a Portfolio
The Oxford Income Letter Portfolio – An Example
Setting Up the Portfolio
Yields
Payout Ratio
Dividend Growth Rate
Special Dividends
Summary
CHAPTER 8. The 10–11–12 System
Yield
Dividend Growth
Payout Ratio
Formula
Numbers
When to Sell
Summary
CHAPTER 9. DRIPs and Direct Purchase Plans
Summary
CHAPTER 10. Using Options to Turbocharge Your Returns
Covered Calls: The Espresso of Income Investing
Option Prices
Volatility: An Option Seller's Best Friend
Time Is on Your Side
Who Should Sell Covered Calls?
20 % Annual Returns
Selling Puts
Summary
CHAPTER 11. Foreign Stocks
One Lump or Two?
Lumpy Perpetual Dividend Raisers?
Other Risks
Summary
CHAPTER 12. Taxes
Foreign Taxes
Tax-Deferred Strategies
Tax Law Changes
Summary
Conclusion: The End of the Book, the Beginning of Your Future
Glossary
About the Author
Acknowledgments
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Get Rich with Dividends
A PROVEN SYSTEM FOR EARNING DOUBLE-DIGIT RETURNS
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Bear in mind that U.S. companies are sitting on a record amount of cash right now, more than $2 trillion. Companies are not hiring, and they’re not boosting spending. So a lot of this cash is rightfully going back to shareholders. The Dow currently yields more than bonds. And dividend growth among U.S. companies has averaged 10 % per year over the last two years, more than double the long-term dividend growth rate.
The current outlook is especially promising. Over the last 50 years, for instance, the highest 20 % yielding stocks in the Standard & Poor’s 500 returned 14.2 % annually. That’s good enough to double your money every five years – or quadruple it in ten. And if you were even more selective, say investing only in the ten highestyielding stocks of the 100 largest companies in the S&P 500, your annual return would have been even better, 15.7 %.
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