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Dividends for the Long Run

There is a great new article in this month's edition of Fortune called Dividends for the Long Run. It points out that this past year has proven to be the worst for income investors for more than three generations and that dividend payouts are set to fall by the worst percentage decline sinc...

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About.co...eginners — 4 days ago

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10 Secrets of the Capitalist Class - An In-Depth Look Into America's Richest Investors and How They Got That Way

As part of this week's series of articles on household income and wealth in the United States, we are taking an in-depth look at the richest 0.9% of Americans, how they got that way given that 90%+ didn't inherit any of their wealth, and how you can use those same traits to increase your own net ...

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About.co...eginners — November 10

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Don't Joint the Capital Gains Cult

Imagine you own a stock that hasn't increased in value in several years; it's a terrible investment, right? The reality is not so simple. Research has shown that more than 99% of real, inflation-adjusted wealth is the result of reinvested dividends in boring, profitable companies.&nbs...

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About.co...eginners — November 08

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Household Income in the United States

I decided to expand on yesterday's article about class in the United States and go further into the breakdown of household income. We're going to look at the demographic drivers that make some households wealthier than others. We'll look at the top 5% of earners in detail (the richest...

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About.co...eginners — November 05

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Class in the United States - Where Do You Fit?

Have you ever wondered what is considered wealthy? How about where you and your family fall in total household income? Today, we're going to be looking at the research of Leonard Beeghley and examining class levels in the United States. By finding out where you are in the spectrum of household in...

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About.co...eginners — November 04

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Berkshire Hathaway Class B Shares to Split 50-1

As part of the $44 billion acquisition of Burlington Northern Santa Fe, Berkshire Hathaway announced that it is splitting its Class B shares 50-1, making the $3,200 or $3,300 B shares a much more affordable $65.30 per share. The Class A shares will retain their $100,000+ price tag. If...

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About.co...eginners — November 03