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Only 65 American companies have raised their dividend every single year since 1997. It’s a rema

Only 65 American companies have raised their dividend every single year since 1997. It’s a remarkable achievement… 25+ years of consecutive dividend growth. Do You Own ANY of These 65 Dividend Stocks? By Ian Wyatt Monday, November 7, 2022 [Secret Passive Income Project to 10X Your Income:]( Today is your chance to cash-in real estate rent checks of $2,230… earn 9.6% with a government-back CPI Savings Account… collect 67% yields from Shadow Funds… and pull in 20% income from a ranch in Kansas. [Go here ASAP – the next deadline is November 10.]( Have you heard of Supercharged Payouts? A select group of America’s most profitable stocks are paying out 28%... 39%... and even 45% in 1-day! That means $10k investment today could pay out $4,501 in cash tomorrow. These Supercharged Payouts are one of my favorite ways to jumpstart your income today. And they’re a cornerstone of my Passive Income Project. America’s 65 Safest Dividend Stocks It’s a remarkable achievement… 25+ years of consecutive dividend growth. Only 65 American companies have raised their dividend. Every single year since 1997. These stocks are fondly called the Dividend Aristocrats. That’s because they’re essentially considered royalty among income investors. They’ve survived several wars. Recessions. The dot com bust. The financial crisis. And the recent pandemic. Through thick and thin – they’ve raised their dividend payment. Year after year. Just like clockwork. They offer safety and security compared with other stocks. For example, there’s an ETF that tracks [the 65 dividend aristocrat stocks.]( It’s called the ProShares Dividend Aristocrats ETF (NYSE: NOBL). The ETF is actually posting a loss of 10.8% YTD. Nobody likes to see losses. Yet these losses are much smaller than the 21% drop for the S&P 500 ETF (NYSE: SPY). Dividend Aristocrats are loved by long-term investors. These stocks have been incredible performers. However, they currently are yielding 2.7% on average. And means a $10k investment will pay out just $270 per year. Even the highest yielding stocks offer relatively low yields… - 3M (NYSE: MMM): 5.2% - IBM (NYSE: IBM): 5.4% - Legggett & Platt (NYSE: LEG): 5.6% - Walgreens (NYSE: WBA): 5.8% - VF Corp. (NYSE: VFC): 7.0% These types of dividends are simply too low to generate meaningful income – unless you’re already a multi-millionaire. IF you’re looking to dramatically increase your income… Then I’d love to invite you to the [Passive Income Project.]( Inside the live summit you’ll discover: - The guaranteed 20% yield from a Kansas ranch - 7 Millionaire income streams – copy these to build your wealth - How to collect 9.6% income with a CPI Savings Account – expires October 28 - 1-day Supercharged Payouts yielding 28%... 39%... and even 45% - How to collect 22.3% real estate rent checks – without REITs [Simply click here to be my guest]( (it’s free). 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