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It used to be that if you were a risk-averse investor, you could count on blue-chip dividend stocks to hold their own no matter what the market was doing. Full Article at Motley Fool
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Build the next investing dynasty These long-haul outperformers can help you build your fortune, as studies from investing gurus such as Jeremy Siegel have shown time and time again. Finding them is our Motley Fool Income Investor service's mission. Full Article at The Money Times
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"One way to build an inflation hedge into your investment cash flows is to focus on stocks that are likely to boost their dividends on a regular basis," explains dividend specialist Chuck Carlson. Full Article at Blogging Stocks
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Dividend cuts that year were announced at the fastest pace in more than 50 years. Check out some of the companies that cut their dividends substantially in the past year or two: Those aren't even modest little trims. They're whoppers. Full Article at The Money Times
