Sunday, January 24, 2021

Yours FREE: The Dividend Stock You Can Buy and Hold Forever

Buy and Hold This Dividend Stock Forever...
and Leave It for Your Grandchildren


A Dividend Stock to Hold ForeverAre you tired of your so-called "safe" income stocks slashing dividends while the share prices also fall?

There is a better way.

I just revealed my safest, most reliable, and most consistent dividend stock - and it pays a 9% yield with dividends paid EVERY month.

In addition to paying 12 dividend checks each year, this company has also increased its monthly dividend twice every year for the past 8 years.

A $10,000 investment today will deliver you $900 year after year. That's 9 times more than you will ever see from your local bank.

Tap here to reveal the name of this stock (free).

I use much of the same discipline and fortitude I acquired as an F-16 fighter pilot for the U.S. Air Force to uncover strong companies with solid track records of dividend growth for my subscribers.

This stock is one of those rare finds that you can hold forever and pass down to your grandchildren. It should be a core position in every investor's portfolio.

Click here for more about this little-known income stock gem

Sincerely,

Tim Plaehn

Former U.S. Air Force Captain

Lead Income Analyst

Investors Alley

P.S. In this zero interest rate environment, consistent and safe high yields can be tough to come by. But this dividend stock is a rare exception with 8 years of superior dividend growth. Click here for my just-released report - FREE for a limited time.

 

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