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Originally Posted by Broken Arrow
Well, there's nothing wrong with investing in dividend stocks, but the form of investment one considers should reflect your financial goals... and it should be done as part of a diversified portfolio. For that matter, bonds, growth stocks, and mutual funds have their places as well.
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Not critical at all Arrow..I wholeheartedly agree. This should be a portion of your portfolio. I have a seperate IRA with mutual funds and plan to subscribe to a growth newsletter to jump in the mix. I just beleive it is foolish to ignore and you should search for quality high yield (4%+) companies. This can boost a very important part of your finances - Cash Flow
By the way let's not forget my first love - Real Estate. It's flat now but it will never go away! Where else can you put 5% down and earn appreciation on 100% of value? With cash flow to boot.