Hi, folks. I'm Larry Kudlow.

For decades, “King Dollar” has been the symbol of American prosperity and success around the globe.

No matter where you went...

From the deepest jungles of the Amazon... to the driest deserts of Saudi Arabia... to the socialist wreckage of Venezuela... everybody worshipped at the altar of King Dollar.

If you had greenbacks in your pocket, you knew any goods and services could be yours.

For 100 years, the dollar has been the single most powerful, most stabilizing monetary force in the world.

It's the reason that throughout my career... whether working at the Fed, in the Reagan administration, as chief economist at Bear Stearns, or, most recently, as an economic adviser at the White House...

I've always advocated for a “strong dollar” policy.

As my close friend Steve Forbes says...

“No great country has a weak currency. [AND] no great, lasting economic boom has ever come from a cheap dollar.”

And that's exactly right.

You can never devalue your way into prosperity.

Americans deserve a strong, reliable dollar.

They deserve to know that the money they work for isn't going to shrink in their pocketbooks and wallets.

Yet, like most Americans, you've probably noticed a disturbing change.

Perhaps you saw it first at the grocery store.

Or at the gas pump.

Or when you went to buy a car.

Or make an offer on a house.

Prices everywhere are rising.

The USDA recently reported that grocery store prices saw their biggest rise in a decade in 2020.

Gas prices jumped from $2.20 in early 2020 to $3.15 per gallon.

That's a one-year increase of nearly 50%.

We've seen record prices on lumber, iron ore and copper... before commodities finally came back to reasonable levels.

Corn, soybeans and wheat also hit their highest levels in eight years.

The cost of a new car is at a record high. $41,000 used to get you a luxury car. Now it’s the average price of any car.

Used car prices, too, recently saw their biggest monthly price gains in at least 68 years.

Home prices recently jumped the most they have in more than three decades.

We’ve seen reports that...

“Many buyers are running into issues finding properties they can afford.”

So simply put, Americans are worried.

Increasingly, they're wondering...

How am I going to pay my bills when the cost of everything seems to go up every month?

How am I going to afford to pay a half a million or even $1 million in some markets for a middle-class home?

And how am I supposed to prepare for retirement when I may need millions of dollars of savings just to ensure that I can cover the tab?

These are the tough questions that must be answered.

Americans DESERVE answers.

The threat of runaway inflation and higher taxes could create a major retirement crisis.

George Mannes, senior editor of AARP The Magazine, says those on Social Security are “very worried.”

He's recommending retirees skip out on vacations. And potentially downsize their houses.

And that's why we're here today.

We're worried about massive federal spending, permanently higher inflation, huge tax hikes and the demise of King Dollar.

Today, we're going to explore how to overcome these obstacles to prosperity and a healthy retirement.

And that's why I brought in one of the great financial experts in America today, my friend Marc Lichtenfeld.

Marc is the founder of Wealthy Retirement, an organization dedicated to helping Americans build a secure, financially independent life.

His e-letter, also called Wealthy Retirement, now has hundreds of thousands of followers all over the world.

You might have seen him on my network, Fox Business... or in The Wall Street Journal, Barron's or US News & World Report.

He’s the bestselling author of Get Rich with Dividends... which won the Institute for Financial Literacy’s Book of the Year Award and has been translated into multiple languages and published all over the globe.

In fact, for everyone watching, you’ll see how to get a complimentary hardcover copy of Marc’s book coming up. I’ve read it. It’s excellent. You’ll want to share it with your kids and grandkids after you read it.

But more importantly, today Marc is going to share something special with us.

He’s going to share with us what he says is the single greatest path to financial independence...

A solution that makes sure that no matter how bad runaway inflation and taxes might get... you may not ever have to worry about running out of money in retirement.

The solution he’s going to show you could create what two finance professors call “a never-ending income stream.”

They say it could “lead to financial independence for life.”

Well, is that true?

I’m going to ask Marc to prove it to us today during our program.

Look, I'm the eternal optimist. When I see a big problem, I look for the way out, a solution. Now, I'm going to put Marc through his paces and make sure his investment ideas really are the solution, because Americans right now need solutions, and our current leaders aren't providing them.

So if you have worries about the future, stay with us.

Our mission is to help you reach that goal of financial independence for life.

And with that in mind, I'd like to introduce you to my very special guest, my pal Marc Lichtenfeld, who I'm confident will give you the solution to prosperity and a healthy retirement.

Thanks for having me, Larry.

Is the Massive Inflation We’re Seeing Permanent?

I think the question you are raising is the most important question facing Americans today...

Is this inflationary explosion in prices temporary... or is it something that’s going to permanently continue?

I know in hearing from all of my followers at Wealthy Retirement, people are really concerned.

The rising costs they are faced with every day are leading to a lot of sleepless nights.

And if inflation moves up even a little, it could get a lot worse.

Consider... If inflation reaches just 7%, you will need almost twice as much money to retire in just 10 years.

If it goes even higher, it could get even worse!

So I’ve made it my mission to give people an answer.

What I’m going to share today is the single best path to a secure, independent retirement, even in the face of major challenges ahead.

Marc, I’ve got to tell you... there's a lot to be worried about.

But there are some positive signs, too.

The economy looks pretty good, maybe even booming.

A year after the pandemic began, we saw retail sales up 50%. Car sales up 90%. Clothing up 145%. Going out to eat and drink up 116%.

People are spending money.

But the primary concern I have is that the Fed isn't cutting back on all the free money.

In fact, it keeps reaffirming the zero-percent interest rate free money, the billions in bond buying...

It’s too chicken to cut off the stimulus, even though the price inflation is obvious to anybody looking.

I mentioned all the record prices we've seen on cars, groceries, gas and commodities.

And anyone who's been in the housing market knows all about inflation.

It’s wild. Real estate agents tell people to not even bother putting in an offer at the asking price. It’s above asking, or you’re wasting your time.

Look at this boring 1,800-square-foot house near where I used to live in San Francisco. It’s estimated price is $2 million! And the estimated rent is $5,000 per month!

Now, that’s San Francisco, the most expensive housing market in the country... but what’s scary is that this price inflation is hitting everywhere.

In Boise, Idaho, the average home price rose $100,000 last year.

In Missoula, Montana, the median sales price is up $130,000.

It’s everywhere.

Exactly. Now, this is what extra-large inflation really looks like.

Now, it's possible this could all be temporary.

I think the post-pandemic recovery has led to one-time price spikes and supply shortages that will heal through market forces.

However, I also think at least half of the new inflation is a function of excess government spending and the Fed creating too much free money.

And that could be a long-term inflationary problem.

The Debt Went Up More in One Month Than in the First 200 Years of Our Nation’s Existence!

During the pandemic, the U.S. budget deficit grew by trillions in just six months. The U.S. deficit is set to hit $3 trillion in 2021.

And we're paying for much of this by cranking up the printing presses.

In 2020, alone, the M2 money supply grew by $4 trillion...

That's the largest single year increase since World War II.

The Fed has pumped nearly $5 trillion into U.S. Treasurys.

And another $2.4 trillion into mortgage-backed securities.

And so far, the Fed has shown no signs of stopping.

It recently affirmed that the zero-percent interest rates could last until 2023 – and let’s face it, likely a lot longer.

Yeah, it's really playing with fire. There's no question about that.

So, for regular people out there, the threat of much higher prices is definitely, definitely there.

It could even get worse.

Now... it may not happen. The Fed could come to its senses.

But I have my doubts, and here's why.

Runaway Inflation and Massive Tax Hikes Are a Lethal Combination

Way back when I was a toddler working in the Reagan administration, we put caps on federal spending. Right?

Nowadays, it's a free-for-all.

Even with the economy roaring back, the Fed is still pumping in more than $100 billion every month.

And the federal government is pouring on the stimulus too.

You've got the $1 trillion-plus infrastructure bill... which is just an appetizer.

And then you've got another $3.5 trillion budget deal, which is actually going to be $5 trillion without the gimmicks.

And that is loaded with massive spending on every pet project under the sun. Huge cash giveaways to people who aren't working, and more significantly, massive tax hikes on businesses and investments.

Now, with this plan in place, it's often more lucrative to stay home and collect unemployment than to go to work.

Some people earn more than $44,000 a year this way.

Even crazier is that the president said this plan will “reduce inflation.” More spending lowers inflation?

Well, I don't think so.

I'll give him credit for optimism, but how does pouring trillions of dollars into the economy – and paying people not to produce when prices are already soaring – lead to reduced inflation?

It doesn't really add up, does it?

How are you going to tell that to regular Americans who are paying nearly $100 to gas up their trucks for work... or can't afford to buy even a modest home for less than $1 million... or are spending $300 at the grocery store just to eat?

For people concerned about retirement, this is scary, difficult stuff.

It is scary, but remember... we do have a solution coming up... one that will give Americans a real answer.

It’s a way to create a never-ending income stream that could deliver financial independence for life.

But before we get to that... you touched on the one thing that scares me the most.

Some of the tax proposals on the table are going to be big trouble for people trying to save for retirement.

Yeah. OK. Right on that. This is really a key point.

Now, to begin, the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center did a study on this

It found that about 75% of middle-income Americans would pay more under the coming tax plan.

Now, one of the big changes is the corporate tax hike.

Few people may realize this, but under the new plan... our tax rate would actually be higher than China's.

That's not good.

And follow me here, please. Seventy percent of the corporate taxes actually end up being paid for by working people. Because the companies pass the higher taxes on in the form of higher prices for consumers.

By the way, lower investment returns.

Here's the point, and really think about this.

Higher taxes equal lower profits; lower profits mean less money for wage increases for the blue-collar workers. Lower profits mean less money for business spending on new equipment and technology that would improve productivity.

And lower profits mean lower investment returns for the stock market and your retirement accounts.

That's why the whole negative impact on ordinary working folks and middle-class folks will be devastating. Real wages could plunge, and so could productivity. And that's what I fear may happen.

My biggest concern is the plan to hit people with higher capital gains taxes.

There have even been suggestions that we should start taxing unrealized gains.

Yeah, this is really scary.

By the way, in the whole history of the income tax, going back to 1916, we've never taxed unrealized capital gains before.

The stock market is the one place where people have a chance at a decent retirement.

You can't earn anything from a savings account nowadays, a CD, or Treasurys... Stocks are the only game in town.

But these capital gains rates could be higher than 50% for some people.

They want to double the capital gains tax, and that's going to affect the dividend tax as well.

And don't think this affects only the wealthy; there are reports that these tax rates could also hit middle-class homeowners when they sell.

It's a tax hike that wages war on investment, wages, savings and everything ordinary folks work toward their whole lives.

Bottom line: If they're going to both jack up the taxes and everything under the sun... companies, capital gains, estates, foreign taxes, you name it... and then rely on the Fed to keep pouring in lots of free money to fund the debt...

This could be a lethal combination.

We could be talking about a soaring cost of living without the economic gains to pay for all of it.

Absolutely. And even before the threat of massive inflation and major tax hikes on investors, we were already facing a severe retirement crisis.

1 Out of 3 Americans Have Zero Retirement Savings

It's true. Many Americans don't have the resources to pay for retirement as it is.

31% of Americans... about 1 of 3... have zero savings for retirement.

Nothing.

Nearly 40% of Americans can’t cover a $1,000 emergency expense.

And it gets worse for the younger generations.

Two-thirds of millennials lack any retirement savings.

And just over 1 out of 10 gig economy workers are saving for retirement.

That's a crisis, without any question. That's a real crisis.

And the thing is... even those who are working hard to save don’t have nearly enough.

The median retirement account for households between 55 and 64 years old was just $144,000, an amount that would generate around $570 per month in income.

People now spend more than that just on groceries for the month!

Right. And if inflation does hit big, then those numbers are going to get worse.

They're going to get disastrously worse.

Even now, expenses are out of control.

The average cost of health care alone is $300,000 over the course of retirement for the average 65-year-old couple.

So, Marc, if you're an investor... and you're worried about higher inflation, taxes, interest rates, and not having enough savings to cover it all... how do you overcome this crisis?

What should Americans be doing right now? As Ronald Reagan said to me, many years ago, “You've shown me the manure. Now where's the pony?”

Great question, Larry.

Enough with the problems. Let’s get into the solution.

First, let’s start with what a great retirement looks like.

All right, let's dive in.

In running Wealthy Retirement, I’ve come into contact with thousands of people who are currently retired or are working toward retirement.

I’ve heard from people who have worked for 50 years and are massively in debt.

And I’ve talked to people who dutifully put thousands into their 401(k)... but due to rising expenses... still worry that it all will run out.

No matter their financial situation, what they all want is rather simple...

Security and freedom.

They don’t want to have to worry day and night that they’ll run out of money. And they want to make sure they have enough to enjoy life... to spend time with their families... to travel and see the world.

They don't want to be a slave to their bills. And they want to get a good night's sleep.

Right. So what do you need to achieve that?

Well, first you want a sizable nest egg. You need that as a backstop.

Second, you want that nest egg to pay out substantial income... enough to live off.

And third... and this one is crucial... you want that income to continue to grow faster than inflation and taxes can eat away at it.

That’s the biggest thing worrying the people I talk to right now.

They fear that even after working so hard and saving... suddenly the cost of everything is soaring so fast... that their money can’t keep up.

And they have every right to be worried.

Deutsche Bank recently came out with a report warning of the “time bomb” of rising inflation.

And I'll quote...

“The effects could be devastating, particularly for the most vulnerable in society.”

That's what the firm's economists said.

But here’s the thing, Larry.

There is a solution to this.

There is a way to create wealth that grows so fast that inflation and taxes can’t touch it.

And it’s by investing in what I call “Forever Dividends.”

Forever Dividends: The Solution to America’s Retirement Crisis

OK, Marc. You literally wrote the book on dividends. Your book Get Rich with Dividends is an international bestseller. And our viewers are going to have a chance to get a hardcover copy today.

But what exactly are Forever Dividends?

Forever Dividends are fairly simple.

In short, what we are talking about is a small but substantial set of companies totally and completely dedicated to paying out increasing dividend payments every year.

Not just for a year... or two years... or five years...

I’m talking 10... 20... even 50 straight years.

And these aren’t small increases, either.

Forever Dividend companies will often increase their dividend by more than 10% per year.

And over time, some end up paying out massive sums that just keep rising.

Owning Forever Dividend stocks is the single most reliable way to ensure you have those two things every single investor wants...

Security and freedom.

Let me give you a quick example.

You know the company Abbott Laboratories?

Of course. It’s one of the world's largest medical device companies.

It makes stents and pacemakers... it does diagnostic testing for cancer and heart disease... and it sells nutritional products like Pedialyte and Ensure... something I'm sadly becoming more familiar with as I get older. But it is a great company.

It is. And it’s also a Forever Dividend company.

This year, Abbott Laboratories will likely reach an amazing benchmark.

Abbott Labs Will Soon Have Raised Its Dividend Every Year for 50 Years!

It will have raised its dividend every single year for 50 years in a row.

That’s through stock market crashes... “stagflation”... booming bull markets... major financial crises... wars and peacetime... everything.

So let’s imagine you put $10,000 into Abbott Laboratories back in 1980 and then reinvested the dividends... Care to guess how much your investment would be worth and what those shares would pay you in income today?

Marc, I'll bet it's big. Otherwise, you wouldn't tell us about this. But go ahead. How big is big?

Oh, yeah. Big is right.

Just $10,000 in 1980 would be worth $4.77 million today. And it would pay you an annual income of $45,842 in dividends every year.

All right, so we're talking about one investment that basically could have funded anyone's complete retirement.

It's paying out more than 4 1/2 times the initial investment, just in dividends! That's the story.

It’s unbelievable.

And what’s really impressive is that Abbott has actually been paying dividends for almost a hundred years!

Here’s an amazing story.

There was a woman named Grace G. who worked as a secretary at Abbott Laboratories.

Back in 1935, she bought just three shares for $180.

$180!

She never invested another penny. But she did reinvest dividends along the way.

At the end of her life ,in January 2010, that $180 investment had multiplied into $7 million!

That’s the true power of a Forever Dividend company.

OK, Marc. What you are saying makes sense. I think every one of us would love to have several of these Forever Dividend companies in our portfolio.

But in my mind, there are two big problems with what you are describing.

You’re driving a car with two wobbly wheels here.

And those problems are speed and money.

In order to get real money from your dividend stocks in the short term, don’t you need a substantial amount of cash to get started? Many of these stocks pay only 2% to 3% currently. That’s not enough to make a difference without a huge investment.

On the other hand, if you have only enough money to start small, don’t you need to wait years for it to pay off?

Larry, those are really important questions. And listen, I want to address our audience for a second.

Over the past 10 years, the way we approach stocks here in America seems to have changed dramatically. We’ve become a society of stock traders who agonize over every tick rather than investors in good companies who are in it for the long run.

We want our stocks to pay off in days... not years.

So I want to caution everyone watching this right now.

This is NOT “get rich quick.”

It’s “get rich SMART.”

This is doing it the right way.

And listen, if you follow the principles we are going to lay out for you today... it could happen much faster and with less money than you probably think.

Abbot Laboratories is a long-term success story. 1980 feels like a long time ago.

But let’s look at a more recent Forever Dividend stock like Broadcom.

Larry, you know Broadcom.

$10,000 in Broadcom Turned Into a $202,500 Nest Egg in 10 Years

Oh, sure. Another great American company. Originally founded by a guy named Henry Samueli.

He’s an amazing American success story.

His parents were Jewish immigrants from Poland who survived the Holocaust in Germany and then escaped to America.

Once here, they taught their son Henry to work hard and take advantage of the great American capitalist system.

He stocked shelves while getting an education. Along the way he developed a keen interest in electronics after building an AM/FM radio in shop class.

They don't teach shop class anymore, do they?

Sure don’t.

And it’s a shame, because shop class sparked a whole new life for Henry.

He went to UCLA, where he got both a master’s and a Ph.D. in electrical engineering. He went on to teach as a professor there.

In the ’90s, he and one of his Ph.D. students scrounged together $5,000 each and started Broadcom, a premier developer of semiconductors.

He worked tirelessly and made Broadcom a big success.

And now he’s one of the 500 richest people in America.

That is the American dream.

Truly amazing.

But here’s the really important part.

Any investor could have become very wealthy right alongside him.

Broadcom is one of the best companies in the world at rewarding regular shareholders.

It’s a company that has raised its dividend every single year for the past 10 years.

Consider this...

In December 2010...

Which feels just like yesterday...

Right. Not that long ago...

You could have put $10,000 into Broadcom right when it first started paying a dividend.

At the time, the dividend would have seemed small.

It was just $0.28 per share... a yield of less than 2%.

So you’re talking about only $200 in income on a $10,000 investment. See, this is what I’m talking about. You need big money to get decent income when the yield is less than 2%.

Yes, that would be true... if the dividend stayed that small.

But from there, something astounding happened...

Broadcom instituted a policy of increasing its dividend year after year. Without fail, the dividend grew.

From $0.28 per share... to $2... to $5... to $10... and all the way to $14.40 per share!

And the stock grew too.

Over those 10 years... with dividends reinvested... your $10,000 investment in late 2010... would be worth $212,490 today.

Not only that, your shares would also be paying you $6,450 annually... a 64% yield on your initial $10,000 investment!

Why didn't you tell me?

We didn't know each other back then.

It's an amazing transformation, Marc.

From a tiny $200 dividend payment to $6,450 every year.

You should let me know about these things.

Well, Larry, there’s an important point to come out of this.

In order to turn just $10,000 into a sizable nest egg of more than $200,000... and to get a yield of 64% on your initial investment... it didn’t take all that much time or money.

That’s true. It took 10 years and $10,000... what I would consider to be a reasonable amount of time and a reasonable investment.

And if you had gone bigger and invested $100,000... it would have grown to more than $2 million... and paid you $64,000 every year.

That makes for a pretty nice retirement.

But let me make an important point here...

Broadcom is the exception, not the rule.

Most stocks don’t raise dividends that fast. And they don’t grow their value that fast either.

Henry Samueli was a special guy who built an amazing business.

You don’t find those every day.

You are 100% correct.

Listen... I spent years studying dividend stocks when I wrote my book Get Rich with Dividends.

And here’s what I discovered.

Forever Dividend stocks are a special breed.

They are rare, but they share very similar characteristics.

For instance...

Generally, they are run by very smart entrepreneurs like Henry Samueli. These leaders believe strongly in rewarding shareholders.

They also make a public commitment to raising dividends as part of the company’s mission.

In the case of Broadcom, for instance... here’s what the company’s president, Tom Krause, said recently when earnings came out...

“Despite macroeconomic uncertainties, we achieved record profitability, generating $11.5 billion of free cash flow. As a result, we are raising our dividend by 11%.”

You can see... using profits to raise dividends every year is part of the company’s identity.

And here’s the thing... There are, in fact, hundreds of Forever Dividend stocks out there.

What I’ve found is that there is one key characteristic shared by each and every one of these companies.

Learn this one key metric to look for... and you can fill your portfolio with great dividend-raising stocks.

And in a reasonable amount of time, your entire financial situation can change.

That’s not just my opinion.

This has been studied by economists all over the country.

Academic Studies Prove Dividends Can “Lead to Financial Independence for Life”

For example, Paul Asquith and David Mullins of Harvard researched this. They concluded that stocks that initiated a dividend and increased it produced excess returns. Additionally, the larger the initial dividend and subsequent growth, the larger the outperformance.

Harvey Rubin and Carlos Spaht of Louisiana State University, Shreveport, found that...

“For investors who adopt 10- and 15-year time horizons, the dividend investment strategy will lead to financial independence for life.”

For life.

That’s really what it comes down to right there. Financial independence for life. That’s what Americans need.

100%. And it gets even better. Rubin and Spaht found that...

“Regardless of the direction of the market, a constant and growing dividend is a never-ending income stream.”

A never-ending income stream... regardless of the direction of the market...

Picture that.

An entire retirement where your income could keep rising year after year.

That’s what Forever Dividends can do.

And again, one key metric can help you identify the right companies.

For example, this key metric is found in one of the most well-known businesses in the world... Mastercard.

Mastercard Turns $10,000 Into $663,900 Since 2006

Mastercard?

When I was coming up, it was still called Master Charge!

It was!

Now, here’s something that might surprise our audience.

Mastercard actually started paying dividends fairly recently... on October 5, 2006.

Not very long ago.

But when it did... it made a commitment to shareholders to raise that dividend every year.

And since then, it’s kept that promise for 15 straight years.

For investors, this has been huge.

If you had put $10,000 into Mastercard in 2006 and reinvested the dividends... your investment would be worth $663,900 today. And it would pay you a 30% yield on your original $10,000 investment every year.

So again... we’re not talking about all that long ago.

But a single investment in a Forever Dividend stock like Mastercard can make a major impact on your retirement.

Here, I’ll give you another one that’s even more recent.

B. Riley Financial.

Now, I think that's one most folks may not know.

Probably not, but our audience will soon see that the company shared the same key metric that appears in all Forever Dividend stocks. And the results are fantastic.

Riley started paying a dividend just a few years ago, on November 6, 2014.

Not so long ago.

And since then, it’s increased dividends dramatically.

A $10,000 investment with dividends reinvested now pays $3,572 annually in dividends... a 35% yield on the initial investment.

And the shares are now worth $114,400.

Medifast is another one.

It started paying a dividend in December 2015.

But already it’s increased the dividend every year by a total of 468%.

A $10,000 investment now pays a 22% yield. And that $10,000 investment has grown to $107,600 (with dividends reinvested).

So let’s imagine for a second you put $10,000 each into these four stocks. That’s a $40,000 total investment.

Today, your portfolio would have a total value of $1,098,391, and it would pay you an annual yield of 38% on your initial $40,000 investment.

Dividends aren’t sounding so boring anymore, are they?

You're not making this stuff up. These are real-world examples.

Absolutely.

And you're going to tell me the next time you come up with one of these great ideas.

I promise.

You promise?

Uh-huh.

And to me, this shows why they’re a perfect way to combat the threat of growing inflation and higher taxes.

In fact, they might be the only way.

Savings accounts... bonds... Treasurys... thanks to the Fed, all of them pay next to nothing.

But here you’ve shown us historical examples of how you could achieve huge growth in your portfolio and yields of anywhere from 22% to 64%.

Even if inflation increased by 5% or 10% per year... you’re still beating it by a wide margin.

Better still... there’s every reason to believe those dividends will continue to grow more and more.

Remember, when inflation hits, it means we all pay higher prices. But on the other side of those transactions, the businesses are bringing in higher sales as well.

Higher sales usually means faster dividend growth.

So by tapping into Forever Dividend stocks now, you’re more likely to get in before dividends start accelerating much more quickly.

Before too long, the yields on your initial investment could be more than 100% every year.

Now, that would be the best-case scenario.

Most companies don’t raise their dividends that fast.

It’s only special companies with an extreme commitment to dividends that can achieve what we’re talking about.

Other companies might cut their dividends. So it’s important to choose the right companies and remember that with all investing, there is an element of risk.

All right. And time is always a key factor in this as well. It takes time for dividends to compound.

Right. This is why I tell everyone I speak with... do not wait on this.

Every minute you let pass leaves you further from your goals.

And it’s not just about you and your own retirement.

Think about what you can do for your children or grandchildren by helping them get into Forever Dividends as early as possible.

A small investment today in the right company could completely change their lives in the future.

Look at a company like T. Rowe Price.

A $10,000 Investment in T. Rowe Price in 1986 Now Pays $76,818 per Year in Dividends

The company initiated its first dividend back on June 5, 1986.

Wow, that brings me back. The 1980s and the 1990s were a boom period in the markets. It’s one of the things I’m proudest of from my time in the Reagan administration.

The tax policies we enacted helped spur one of the great stock market booms ever.

They certainly did.

And I have to give credit to T. Rowe.

It was one of those companies that really wanted to reward regular investors, not just itself.

When T. Rowe Price first announced a dividend, it was just half a cent...

Well, hang on, that's not much of a reward.

No, it's not. But wait... it does get better.

T. Rowe Price proceeded to increase its dividend every year, without a single cut, for 35 years!

So if you had put $10,000 into T. Rowe Price back then and reinvested the dividends, it would be worth $3.6 million today.

And the dividends have increased so much that they would now pay you $76,818 per year in income.

Let me repeat that... You’d be getting more than $76,000 a year from dividends alone.

Basically, this single stock could have ensured you were financially independent for the rest of your life.

And all it took was one $10,000 investment?

Right.

So listen, I’ve shown people how they can create a really strong retirement portfolio over the course of just 10 years if they find the right Forever Dividend stocks.

But with a longer time horizon, we are talking about potentially creating generational wealth.

So I tell people... help those around you.

If you have grandchildren... find those companies that have a commitment to raising dividends... and get a little bit of money into them now.

It’s going to help with tuition for college... a down payment on a house... and the major inflation we are heading toward due to our soaring debt situation.

I think you make a really good point, Marc.

The future is going to be really tough for future generations.

Just look at tuition alone.

I just saw an article in Forbes the other day... It found that college tuition is already going up at twice the rate of inflation.

That means if we see just 5% inflation, college tuition could rise at 10% per year.

According to one study, 15 years from now, tuition for private universities could go as high as $245,000 PER YEAR!

So I should consider myself fortunate that I’m paying for my two kids to go to college right now? It already costs a fortune!

I don’t envy you, but it will be much worse in a few years. It makes your head spin thinking about how people will pay for it!

And that’s just one major expense.

If housing keeps going the way it is... even a starter home could end up costing a few million.

It’s bad enough for us old-timers.

But these kids are going to be paying a fortune for housing, food, energy... all of it.

Again, that’s why it’s so important to get started with Forever Dividends now.

Honestly, our futures depend on it.

For everyone watching, if you are worried about what inflation and taxes will do for you and for future generations, you need to find Forever Dividend stocks now.

Like Home Depot.

$10,000 in Home Depot in 1987 Now Pays $143,900 per Year in Dividends

Home Depot. That qualifies as Forever Dividend?

Oh, yes, one of the best.

I guess it’s not too surprising. Home Depot is another one of those great American companies.

It has a mission of helping people learn to build a better future by developing skills that can improve their lives.

One thing that really impressed me is the Home Builders Institute organization that it partners with. The goal is to help 20,000 veterans, high school students and disadvantaged youth become skilled craftspeople.

Marc, as you know... one of the big problems we have right now is so many job openings that can’t be filled because people don’t have the skills required.

That’s right. And Home Depot is the type of company that solves that problem.

But beyond that, it’s the type of company that can solve people’s retirement problems too.

Consider this.

Home Depot offered its first dividend back on May 27, 1987.

And since then, the company has made a commitment to raising it every year.

Split-adjusted, the dividend has gone from less than a cent per share to $6.60.

Even recently, the company reaffirmed its commitment to raising its dividend. The CEO came out with a statement saying, “It is our intent to return excess cash to shareholders.”

So let’s imagine you put $10,000 into Home Depot back when it started and reinvested your dividends.

All right. So you're going to tell me another one of these stories, and you're going to make me feel bad you didn't tell me at the time. What would it be worth today?

$7.16 million. And not only that... you’d also be getting $143,900 in annual dividend payments.

Let me repeat that.

You’d be looking at $143,900 in annual income from a $10,000 initial investment. And your shares would be worth more than $7 million.

This is what a Forever Dividend stock can do for you... for your kids... for your grandkids.

OK, Marc. There’s no question everyone watching wishes they had bought T. Rowe Price and Home Depot back then.

And in a minute, you’re going to show us the #1 key to identifying a company on track to raise dividends without fail for years at a time.

Plus, we’re going to give people a chance to get your book Get Rich with Dividends.

But first, I have a question for you.

What if we go into a bear market? Will that throw a wrench into this entire system?

Forever Dividend Stocks:
Higher Performance AND Lower Risk

Well, here’s the thing you have to understand about Forever Dividend stocks.

First, they are some of the least volatile companies you can own.

Forever Dividend stocks are actually less volatile than even an S&P 500 index fund.

But second – and here’s what will really surprise everyone – less volatile stocks actually perform better... a lot better!

Really? Most people believe that the higher the returns you want, the more risk you have to take.

That’s what people think. But it’s simply not true.

New York University, Harvard Business School and Acadian Asset Management actually did a joint study of this across more than three decades in the market, looking at a period stretching from the late ’60s to the early 2000s.

The study found that the lowest-volatility stocks increased by 5,800%... while the highest-volatility stocks actually LOST 42% on average.

Incredible.

So the safer stocks turned out to be better performers than the risky ones. Really, this is great news. It means investors DON’T have to take on more risk to get better returns.

That’s right. And it also means that if you invest in Forever Dividend stocks... some of the lowest-volatility stocks you can buy... you can perform well even when in a bear market.

And this was proven by Albert Williams and Mitchell Miller of Nova Southeastern University.

They discovered that during the recessions of 2001 and 2008, companies with a long history of raising dividends saw even greater outperformance against the market than in normal times.

Let me give you an example.

One of the worst 10-year periods in the market occurred from February 1999, near the top of the dot-com bubble... to February 2009, at the end of the Great Recession.

The market as a whole lost 3% over 10 years, which is a terrible result considering the market usually goes up around 8% per year.

But Dividend Aristocrats – companies that have raised their dividends for 25 straight years – nearly doubled in value when dividends were reinvested over almost the exact same period.

So let’s look at a stock called W.P. Carey.

Reinvesting Dividends in W.P. Carey Increased Returns From 280% to 1,733%!

W.P. Carey is another great story that almost nobody knows about. Carey himself was a born entrepreneur. As a kid, he would go door to door selling soda to the neighbors. And in college, he leased refrigerators to other students in his dorm for a small fee.

He made $10,000 that way. And soon decided to build an entire business out of the idea.

W.P. Carey takes pools of investor money to buy real estate assets and then leases them out for fees.

A good business.

And GREAT for shareholders.

Carey’s company started paying a dividend in January 1998... right as a decade of terrible stock market performance was beginning.

So let’s imagine you put $10,000 in, which would have bought you 471 shares.

Here’s what would have happened.

Because stock prices remained low due to a poor market, the dividends you reinvested would have turned into more and more shares over time.

Your 471 shares would have multiplied dramatically.

And then, once the bull market kicked back in in 2009... the value of all those shares would have leaped.

Today, your 471 initial shares would have turned into 2,271 shares!

And instead of earning $777 per year on your dividends like at the beginning, you would now be receiving $9,538 per year in income... almost 100% of your initial investment.

Four hundred and seventy-one shares would have turned into 2,271 shares, and instead of earning $777 per year on your dividends, like at the beginning, you would now be receiving $9,538 per year in income, almost 100% of your initial investment.

So basically, you are getting back almost your entire $10,000 initial investment every year.

Right. And here’s what really shows the power of dividends.

Between 1998 and today, W.P. Carey stock did OK. It went up by 280%, which is fine.

But with dividends reinvested, the returns jumped from 280% to 1,733%!

So that's more than six times higher.

Right. So all told here... your $10,000 initial investment would have turned into a $183,000 nest egg... that pays you $9,538 every year.

Now, this shouldn’t be surprising.

Reinvesting Dividends Over the Long Run Increased Total Returns by 23-Fold

Nothing makes a bigger impact on your total performance than reinvesting dividends.

Ned Davis Research did a report on this going all the way back to 1929.

It found that $100 in the stock market back then would’ve grown to $4,989 by 2010.

A good, strong return of 4,889%.

But that same $100 with dividends reinvested would have turned into $117,774!

That’s a return of 117,674%!

So reinvesting dividends increased the return more than 23-fold.

OK, Marc. I think you made your point.

There’s little doubt that finding Forever Dividend stocks is one of the great ways to grow your wealth and generate ever-growing income.

It’s the perfect way for people to combat runaway inflation and higher taxes.

But the big question remains... How do you find the future Forever Dividend stocks today?

What should our audience be doing right now to find these magic stocks?

Larry, I’ve spent my entire life studying this.

So let’s get into it.

What our audience should be doing right now... is building a portfolio of diverse Forever Dividend stocks.

In a minute, I’m going to tell everyone about some pre-built portfolios of recommended stocks I’ve created that have the perfect Forever Dividend stocks lined up for you.

It’s like having a cheat sheet of the best companies you should own.

But first, let’s discuss what exactly makes for a great Forever Dividend stock.

What Makes a Great Forever Dividend Stock

The first thing I really want to see is a stated company policy that it wants to increase dividends every year.

Medtronic is a good example.

Listen to this statement from the company’s CEO...

“Medtronic’s strong and growing dividend is an important component of the total return we expect to deliver to shareholders.

Our board and management team have great confidence in Medtronic's ability to generate significant cash flow, and we expect to balance the deployment of this capital through both disciplined investments to drive future growth and returning cash to shareholders.”

It’s very important that a Forever Dividend company publicly states this rising dividend policy.

Because when a company makes a public commitment, it never, ever wants to go back on it.

In the case of Medtronic, it’s increased dividends every year for 42 years. A $10,000 investment in 1980 with dividends reinvested would be worth just over $4 million today and would pay out $76,450 annually in dividends... with that number continuing to go up every year.

Finding companies that openly state that raising dividends is their primary goal is the first step.

Second, generally speaking, I want to see a current dividend yield at least twice as big as the S&P 500’s.

Starting at a higher yield means future growth will compound your money much faster.

OK. So far you are looking for commitment to raising dividends and a high starting yield.

What else?

Next, I’m looking for high dividend growth.

Some dividend raisers do it really small. They increase it, but only by 1% or 2% per year.

To me, that’s just doing it for show.

I want companies that raise dividends a truly meaningful amount... by more than 10% every year.

Medtronic has grown its dividend by an average of 17% annually for 42 years.

That type of increase is why its stock turned $10,000 into $4 million.

OK, but here’s a problem with that. What if it doesn’t have the money to keep increasing it by 10% every year?

It might have to stop or even cut it.

OK, now you’re getting to the heart of it, Larry.

This is a key question.

Does the company have the money to keep raising dividends?

Now, the first way to measure this is something called the payout ratio.

The payout ratio is the amount of profit that goes toward dividend payments.

If a company has a 50% payout ratio, that means it’s paying 50% of profit toward dividends... which means it has plenty of cash left over to keep increasing it.

But if it has a 100% payout ratio... that means every penny of profit is going toward the dividend!

And that’s not sustainable.

Not at all. So I avoid companies that have a payout ratio that’s above 75%. Those companies just can’t keep raising dividends.

Is this your key metric that every Forever Dividend company has?

It’s close, but no.

You see... payout ratio is what most people use.

But there’s a problem with it.

Profit can be manipulated.

Companies can use depreciation or sneaky accounting tricks to game the numbers.

But you know what can’t be manipulated?

What's that?

Cash in the door.

Cash flow is the #1 metric when it comes to identifying Forever Dividend stocks.

So this is my final – and by far most important – metric. The cash flow ratio.

I want stocks that have a cash flow ratio below 75%, and even lower if possible.

It means they have plenty of cash to continue raising dividends in the future.

And you better believe that a company that has committed publicly to raising dividends every year is going to do so... IF it has the cash flow to do it.

So let’s recap.

To identify a Forever Dividend stock, you want to see...

• A public commitment to raising dividends every year
• A high initial yield of double the S&P 500’s average
• High growth of the dividend by more than 10% annually
• A low payout ratio of 75% or less
• And a low cash flow ratio, also of 75% or less.

That’s all correct. Those are the key ones.

Now, not every stock I recommend hits all five categories. But I try to make sure they hit as many as possible.

And I also look very closely at cash on hand and debt.

If a company has a lot of cash in the bank... and it isn’t heavily in debt... again, you can expect the dividend to continue to rise quickly.

And if you use these metrics to identify Forever Dividend stocks, you can build a huge nest egg.

It will pay you substantial income.

And that income could keep growing every year, crushing inflation, taxes and anything else.

It is the single greatest way to become financially independent for life.

Now, again... this does take time.

Most of my current recommendations have yields around 4% to 5%. My highest one is 10%.

So if you buy them right now, that’s the type of yield you can expect immediately.

And in our open portfolio of recommendations, the average hold time is only three years. So even if you held them and reinvested dividends from the beginning, the yields aren’t that big yet.

But remember, we are looking for companies that increase their dividends quickly.

Texas Instruments, for example, is our longest-recommended stock.

I originally recommended it in April 2013.

Since then, it has more tripled its dividend payout.

If you had put $10,000 in... with reinvested dividends, it would now be worth $67,000. And it would pay you a 15% yield on your original investment.

So we are on our way... but like I said... it does take time.

The only concern I have is this: For many folks who are in or nearing retirement, is there enough time to let these dividends grow?

Well, I will tell you one thing, Larry.

The Longer You Wait, the Further From Your Goal You Will Be

It may take some time. But the worst thing people can do is wait to get started.

Forever Dividends tend to grow every year. And the share price tends to get even more expensive over time.

So the longer you wait, the tougher it will be.

But listen, once you get started, the dividends can compound really fast.

Let’s imagine a very successful scenario where someone set aside $50,000 to invest in a few Forever Dividend stocks just 10 years ago.

They spread it out among just five stocks like Texas Instruments, UnitedHealth Group, Broadcom, Visa and Broadridge Financial Solutions.

Your $50,000 Forever Dividend portfolio would now be worth $601,395. And it would be paying you a yield of 22.8% annually on your original $50,000 investment.

But, Marc, how confident are you that people can actually do this?

Listen... nothing is guaranteed in the investment world.

Dividend stocks have risk of loss like everything else.

But in my experience, dividend stocks are the most consistent way to generate income that continually grows every year.

If people follow the system, I am very confident anyone can do it.

The total return on that portfolio I just showed you was 1,081% over 10 years, which is superb.

Basically, you’ve multiplied your portfolio by a factor of 10 in 10 years.

But let me tell you the story of one of my actual subscribers.

His name is Kevin Hannigan.

In 2008, his portfolio was worth $381,000.

So he had a good chunk to work with, but not enough to retire – not by a long shot.

Now, he tells us that he used a few services for investment ideas.

But then he began following my dividend strategy in the research service I publish called The Oxford Income Letter. It became his go-to service for investment ideas.

And within nine years, his account had climbed to $2.7 million. He had multiplied his portfolio just over sevenfold.

So yes, I have helped people see this type of performance in real time.

In just nine years, Kevin went from a pretty good portfolio to a GREAT portfolio.

Well, I want to meet Kevin.

I checked out some of the reviews of your research service from a few other subscribers as well.

Quite impressive.

Ed Abernathy said...

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Paul James said...

That's why I want you to keep in touch with me.

Oh, absolutely. Don't worry about that, we'll be in touch.

I particularly appreciate that one. It illustrates one of the great things about Forever Dividends.

They can grow so fast that in retirement, instead of using up all your money, your savings can actually continue to get even bigger.

That’s why the professors from Louisiana State called it a “never-ending income stream.”

It’s very impressive.

And you have hundreds of these notes from subscribers.

I’ll read one more.

Steven Richards wrote...

So, Marc, how does The Oxford Income Letter work, exactly?

It’s pretty simple, really.

Each month, I scan the markets looking for Forever Dividend stocks. I look for all the characteristics that I laid out for our audience today.

Overall, I’m looking for companies that are committed to increasing dividends every single year... and have the solid fundamentals needed to do so.

My goal is to find stocks that will end up paying out more every year in income than your original investment.

So if you put in $10,000, I want to eventually see that position hand you $10,000 or more in dividend income every single year.

This can take many years, but once it happens... you could be pretty well set up for the rest of your life.

And the good news is... most of my recommendations are ones we’ve held for just a couple of years. So it’s very early in what I expect to be a long growth period.

None of them have reached that 100% yield yet... so you haven’t missed out!

There’s still time if you get the recommended plays now.

And I’ve built four specific portfolios of recommended stocks designed for different types of investors.

That’s good. So I assume you have different portfolios for people who are in retirement now... for those who are getting close to retirement... and for those who have a long way to go.

That’s right.

Four Portfolios Built to Help Anybody Succeed With Dividend Investing

We have the Instant Income Portfolio. This one is best for people looking for income right now. If you want to collect those dividend payments today – and more tomorrow – this one is for you.

Then we have the Compound Income Portfolio. It’s made up of the stocks that are most likely to grow over time. You want to reinvest dividends with these stocks and watch them grow and grow and grow year after year.

We also have the High Yield Portfolio. This one has a bit more risk. But I try my best to keep the risk reasonable. And by taking on a little more risk, we end up getting much higher yields. It’s exciting, but I recommend putting only a small portion of your portfolio here.

Finally, we have the Fixed Income Portfolio. These plays are for people who just cannot stand risk.

It sounds like you have all your bases covered. But I have a big question for you here, Marc.

You’ve obviously had a lot of success doing this. But you and I both know, nothing is perfect in the stock market.

I’m sure you’ve had stocks cut their dividends or not perform like you anticipated.

What do you do then?

Well, Larry... that’s part of investing.

But I have a philosophy I like to pass along to all my new dividend junkies out there.

And everyone watching at home... make absolutely sure you follow this.

We always want to cut our stocks that aren’t performing as fast as possible. And hang on to our winners for the long haul.

So for example, if you look at all of the stocks we closed out because they weren’t performing to my standards, the average gain on those is just 4% in 545 days.

Those stocks weren’t growing, so we cut them.

On the other hand, if you look at the stocks in our portfolio right now... we have open wins like 279% on Raytheon Technologies since 2013...  291% on Eaton Corp. since 2015...  333% on Digital Realty Trust since 2014... 163% on AbbVie since 2016... and we’re just about to top 600% on Texas Instruments since 2013.

The average gain on all open positions is 72% in about 2 1/2 years.

This is all really impressive, Marc.

No wonder your subscribers are so happy!

For those of you watching at home, there’s no question in my mind... if you are excited about tapping into Forever Dividends, Marc is the guy to guide you.

The Oxford Income Letter definitely seems like a great resource.

And I know Marc has set up a special offer for our viewers. And I have to admit, I couldn’t believe what Marc charges for this.

Honestly, I thought he was joking, but it’s true.

It comes out to less than $0.15 a day.

Now, when I was at Bear Stearns, we wouldn’t have stood for people paying so little for our work.

But Marc is a different sort of guy.

He’s on a mission to help Main Street Americans tap into the power of dividends.

Now, with that in mind... Marc, you did promise people the chance to get your book.

Get a Free Copy of Get Rich with Dividends When You Join The Oxford Income Letter Today

That’s right, Larry.

I’ve set aside a few copies of my book Get Rich with Dividends for new subscribers to The Oxford Income Letter today.

Anyone who signs up will get a free copy.

Folks, I gave it a read myself. And it’s filled with great stuff.

There’s one part of the book where Marc shows you a stock that dropped 37% over 20 years. With his special dividend strategy... instead of losing money, you would’ve actually made 21 times your money!

Not only is this book a great read...

It’s also one you should absolutely share with your family members, especially younger ones.

This is the type of financial education you just don’t get in school.

Well, instead of sharing it... you could also encourage your friends and family to buy a few copies. I’m sure the author wouldn’t mind...

All right, got it. Good ad. You're the one who agreed to give these books out for free to your new subscribers. Now, don't get cold feet on me.

I’m just kidding, Larry.

I always like to make sure my subscribers get every tool I can give them to help them succeed.

In fact, I have a couple more free bonuses I’ve put together when people subscribe to The Oxford Income Letter today.

For example, our first bonus is very important right now.

It details three investments you can use to beat the coming tax hikes.

Bonus #1: “Three Tax-Advantaged Investments That Pay Big Income Too”

I’m glad to hear that, Marc.

Politicians are like heat-seeking missiles when it comes to wealth. Once they figure out where it is, they’ll do anything to get a piece of it.

Look, I totally and completely disagree with all that.

Class warfare never made this country great and never will. But unfortunately, that seems to be where Washington is going these days.

No question. And so I’ve found three different types of investments that can help you protect your money from the taxman.

The first is a set of companies that pay out “distributions” instead of dividends.

The key difference?

The distributions are tax-deferred until you sell, much like with a 401(k).

So you don’t have to pay dividend taxes every year.

Even better, if you end up passing these investments on as part of your estate, the gains can be passed on tax-free as well, depending on your specific situation.

The second type of investment with a major tax advantage is a set of companies that don’t have to pay corporate taxes.

Instead, by paying 90% of profits directly to shareholders, they skip corporate taxes completely.

That means more dividends for you.

And the third is a special type of stock that allows you to get in on private businesses and then collect dividends from their growth.

All three of these investments are great for anyone who is worried about coming tax hikes.

That’s why I’ve created a new report titled “Three Tax-Advantaged Investments That Pay Big Income Too.”

And everyone watching will get that free for joining The Oxford Income Letter?

That’s right.

And I have one last bonus.

This one is BIG.

Larry, one of the key things you’ve asked me about throughout our program today is the length of time it takes to compound your dividend growth.

Right. Now, listen, I think you’ve laid out a good plan. And people should be patient when it comes to dividends.

But a lot of people are looking for answers sooner.

They need your help.

Well, for those people I have a final benefit.

It’s a free report on what I call “Extreme Dividends.”

Bonus #3: Find Out How to Capture the Fastest 100% Dividend Yields With Extreme Dividends

Now, I want to be upfront.

What I’m about to talk about does come with more risk. But it can pay off if you find the right stock.

Essentially, what I’m talking about is targeting tiny dividend-paying penny stocks.

Penny stocks? That’s definitely higher-risk.

It is. But what I’ve found is that certain penny stocks also can quickly and dramatically raise dividends. And when they do, in a much shorter time period, you can get yields of more than 100% on your original investment.

The key to this is making a bet on a tiny penny stock. And then when that penny stock rises and pays higher dividends, you can end up collecting far more every year than your original investment.

Universal Insurance Holdings is a good example.

It was a tiny penny stock trading for just a few cents.

But in just three years, it increased dividends so much that it was paying a 1,000% yield on its original price.

Seriously.

A $1,000 investment was then paying almost $12,000 in annual income.

Well, that kind of seems unbelievable.

It really is crazy. And like I said, it’s riskier to target penny stocks in this way.

The trick is buying shares cheap before the dividend takes off, so you have a lot of shares to collect dividends from when the Extreme Dividends start later.

This is definitely a “lottery ticket” type of strategy. It’s hard to gauge which companies are best positioned to be big dividend payers years in advance.

I only started looking into this strategy recently, so we haven’t had a company generate Extreme Dividends this fast yet.

But the goal with our report is to help our subscribers understand what they can look for to identify a future Extreme Dividend company.

Because if you find an opportunity and put a few dollars in, it can pay off big when it works out.

So I’ve put together another free bonus for our audience that details the three tiny stocks I believe are most likely to turn into massive dividend payers.

It’s called “Three Extreme Dividend Stocks.”

All right, Marc. This is a whole lot of great stuff here.

There’s no question you’ve put together a great package for your subscribers.

So can you recap everything for us?

Absolutely,

When you become a subscriber to The Oxford Income Letter today... you’ll get...

• 12 monthly issues of my Oxford Income Letter, with details on my favorite Forever Dividend stocks to own now
• Access to all four of my portfolios of recommendations: the Instant Income Portfolio, the Compound Income Portfolio, the High Yield Portfolio, and the Fixed Income Portfolio.
• A FREE hardcover copy of my book – award-winning bestseller Get Rich with Dividends
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And on our website, you’ll find a number of tools designed to help you build a Forever Dividend portfolio that gives you the peace of mind you need.

You’ll get access to...

• Our income investing video series
• Our dividend tax guide
• Additional special reports like “The Safest High-Yield Dividend in the World” and “My #1 Dividend Stock”
• Plus dozens more resources.

My goal is to ensure you have everything you need to succeed at your fingertips.

And if you ever don’t... make sure to call our concierge line to ask any questions you might have about your subscription.

Marc, there’s no question you do everything in your power to help people succeed.

So I just have one last question for you.

What if people sign up but then decide it’s not right for them?

We have the most generous satisfaction guarantee I can offer.

You get the entire life of your subscription to decide if it’s right for you.

If at any time during the 365 days of your subscription, you don’t feel it’s working, call us up for a full and immediate refund.

I’ll even let you keep all the bonuses I want to send you today. That includes your copy of Get Rich with Dividends.

Marc, that’s more than fair. I wouldn’t expect anything less.

For everyone watching at home, I want to thank you for being a part of our program today.

Listen, there are potentially some very troubling times ahead.

Americans already are hurting. Many aren’t nearly prepared enough financially.

And the inflation explosion we’ve seen – temporary or not – is rightfully making a lot of us worried.

Add on top of that a run of massive tax hikes... and it could be a lethal combination that could devastate your savings.

After spending time with Marc and reading The Oxford Income Letter myself, I think his system makes sense. It’s “get rich smart,” as he put it.

If you want to ensure your income and wealth grow much faster than the runaway inflation we face...

And if you want to give your family a legacy of wealth that continues to grow year after year...

If you want that “never-ending income stream” and “financial independence for life,” as the two professors from Louisiana State put it...

Then go ahead and click the button below to check out The Oxford Income Letter risk-free.

There, one of Marc’s colleagues will walk you through the process of getting signed up.

Marc told me he has a special deal available that comes out to less than $0.15 a day.

I told him that’s too cheap, but he wouldn’t budge! And I like that about him.

I want to thank everyone for spending time with us today.

For Marc Lichtenfeld, I am Larry Kudlow... signing off.

August 2021