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Dividend stocks offer a potential inflation hedge from "summary" of The Little Book of Big Dividends by Charles B. Carlson

One of the attractive features of dividend-paying stocks is their ability to potentially provide a hedge against inflation. When inflation rears its ugly head, companies that consistently pay dividends have the ability to pass on some of their higher costs to consumers in the form of price increases. This can help protect the purchasing power of dividends over time. During periods of inflation, the prices of goods and services tend to rise, eroding the value of fixed income investments like bonds. Dividend stocks, on the other hand, have the potential to provide investors with a source of income that can keep pace with or even outpace inflation. This is because companies that pay dividends are typically profitable and have the ability to grow their earnings over time. In addition, companies that pay dividends tend to be more mature and established, with a track record of weathering economic storms. These companies often have a competitive advantage in their industries, which can help th...
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    The Little Book of Big Dividends

    Charles B. Carlson

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