"Realty Income (O) is one of our favorite companies; they continue to grow their portfolio of properties which will ensure their dividend stream will grow for years to come," says Steve Christ.
The editor of Wealth Advisory explains, "The company recently announced its 54th consecutive quarterly increase and the 61st dividend increase since Realty Income went public in 1994.
"The company recently announced that it had signed definitive purchase agreements to acquire up to 33, single-tenant, retail, distribution, office and manufacturing properties under long-term, net-lease agreements for approximately $544 million.
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A 'Fool-Proof' Retirement Plan for 20-Year-Olds
"I've put together a retirement blue print that will allow anyone who is 20 years old or younger to retire a multi-millionaire," says Steve Christ.
The editor of The Wealth Advisory explains, "This diversified portfolio, contains a transport, a utility, a tech company, a health care giant, and a defense contractor, all of which pay nice steady dividends with room for growth.
"All you need to start is $15,000 initial investment to go along with an additional $100 bucks a week in total contributions divided among the five stocks.
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SAIC. Inc. (SAI): Invest in Cyber-Security
The editor of The Wealth Advisory explains, "That leads us to our newest recommendation -- a diversified technical services company calledSAIC, Inc. (SAI).
"A report released in December by Input predicts that federal investment in cybersecurity will reach $13.3 billion by 2015, up from $8.6 billion in 2010. That's a compound annual growth rate of 9.1%, nearly twice the rate of other government IT spending.
Dividend Stocks for a 'Wealth' Portfolio
"Dividend-paying stocks are for any investor who is seeking to build great wealth with relatively low risk; even in bear markets, dividend-paying stocks typically do well, especially if those companies have a strong history of increasing the dividend payout," suggests Steve Christ.The editor of Wealth Advisory explains, "That's because investors win two ways when a company increases its dividend. First, the yield on your initial investment goes up with the dividend, and even better, the dividend increase itself often propels the share price higher."
McDermott (MDT): A nuclear option
The editor of The Wealth Advisory explains, "While some think the nuclear revival is something new, this is one bandwagon we have been on for years. In recent years, the industry has been slowly rebuilding itself providing investors with a future growth opportunity."
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