Blue Chip Dividend Stocks to Own Now

Blue Chip dividend stocks should absolutely be a part of your portfolio.

I’m not saying they need to monopolize a large portion of it, but for the sake of stability and steady income, blue chip dividend stocks can never be absent in a well-diversified portfolio.

Of course, some blue chip dividend stocks are more attractive than others.  I typically like to buy them on weakness, knowing full-well that even in the worst of times, the right blue chip stocks will recover and offer handsome rewards.

Take Altria Group (NYSE: MO), for instance.  This was one of the biggest casualties of the 2007/2008 financial crisis.  The stock fell from a high of around $70 a share to around $15 a share.

But those who looked at the technicals and didn’t get caught up in bearish hype knew that the stock was worth far more than $15.  And sure enough, around the end of 2008, MO started inching back up.

Less than ten years later, the stock climbed to more than $77 a share.  That’s a gain of 413%, but doesn’t include the dividend, which was the cherry on top.  By June, 2017, Altria’s dividend was clocking in at around 3.3%.  Today it’s just under 8%. 

That, dear reader, is the perfect example of how the right blue chip dividend stock can add significant value to your portfolio.  But Altria isn’t the only blue chip dividend stock worth your time.  A few others I like right now include…

• Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) — 5.8% Dividend
• Verizon (NYSE: VZ) —  6.08% Dividend
• NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE) — 2.4% Dividend

Better than Blue Chip Dividend Stocks

I’m also a big fan of income generating investments that aren’t stocks.

Take for instance, private solar royalties.  If you’re a regular reader of these pages, you’re already familiar with this high-income dividend program that’s delivering monthly returns as high as 14%.

But if you don’t know about private solar royalties, I highly recommend you learn about them fast.  Because while the dividends on these things dwarf anything you’re going to get from a dividend-bearing stock, they’re not as abundant as high-dividend stocks.

Now the way private solar royalties work is quite simple.

To put it simply, these are royalties you earn on solar power projects all over the world that are financed by both high-net-worth individuals and regular investors like us.  And when I say high-net-worth individuals, I’m talking about guys like Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Warren Buffett.  All of whom have profited from these types of deals.

Truth is, until recently, these private solar royalties were only available to the wealthiest one percent.  But thanks to a recent change in an obscure SEC law, regular investors like us can also earn monthly payouts from these private solar royalty deals.  And you can get started with as little as $100.

Of course, that may not seem like much, but when you do the math, you’d be surprised how quickly that $100 can turn into a small fortune.

In fact, there’s one private solar royalty deal that has been estimated to earn $953 on every $100 invested. 

So if you put in just $100 a month, your estimated royalties could eventually come to $98,325.

That’s nearly $100,000, all starting with just $100.

Or maybe you have more than $100 to invest in these private solar royalty deals.

Maybe you want to go in for $1,000 a month.

That could eventually give you an estimated $983,255 in profits.

That’s nearly $1 million, all starting with just $1,000.

So you can see why so many wealthy elites have taken advantage of these deals over the year.  And you can see why you should, too.  Which is why I put together this short “Beginners Guide to Private Solar Royalties.”  So you can start earning your own royalty payments as soon as today.

In fact, in this report, you’ll get all the instructions you need to actually sign up for these royalty payments within the next hour.  That’s how easy it is.

To a new way of life and a new generation of wealth…

Jeff Siegel

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