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Thanks Zim. I'm planning on moving my daughter's 401k out of money markets into some safe dividend payers.




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Re: Dividend Increasers
By: Zimbler0
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Sun, 04 Mar 12 10:58 PM
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KTC> Could you list those companies you hold, their dividends, and your recommendations for us. Appeciate it.


KillTheCat,
Somehow I just don't think you can comprehend the
'why' of it all . . .

My portfolio does not allow for 'rabid' buying and
selling of securities. It is geared towards a
long term 'buy and hold forever' strategy.

(Being re-evaluated and adjusted for my long term
goal - ever increasing income levels in permanent
retirement.)

But . . here are some of my favorites.

Dominion Resources. D. An electrical utility
company with a 4% yield.

Heinz. HNZ. Condiments and food stuffs. 3.6%
Heinz is a 'perennial' dividend increaser.

Proctor & Gamble. A relatively new addition to
my portfolio sporting a 3% yield. (First bought
in 2010.)

I've owned McCormick, MKC, since 2007. Another
one that likes to increase the dividend - current
yield 2.5%.

I also like Clorox (CLX), Kimberly Clark (KMB),
Duke Energy (DUK), Spectra Energy (SE), and
several others.

I recently sold out of Central Vermont (another
electrical utility). CV sports a 2.6% dividend
yield - which, for a power company, sucks. CV has
not raised the dividend ever, that I know of. I
first bought some CV in 2001.

By the way, I've owned some of my Dominion Resources
since 1997.

Zim.


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