Stocks are by far
the best place for your retirement money
Do the math!
As you approach retirement, expect your financial planner to tell you to move your nest egg out of stocks and into bonds in order to “protect” the growth that you’ve achieved over the years.
But if you look at the numbers, you’ll quickly see that in today’s market, even with the current volatility, it’s almost a mathematical certainty you’ll do better keeping with stocks.
One of the things I look for when recommending a stock is if the company pays a dividend. Last year the stocks in my Conservative Growth Portfolio increased 9.2%, easily keeping pace with the current rate of inflation. But at the same time they paid out an average of 2.4% in dividends. Currently most coupon bonds are averaging a paltry 4.0%.
If you had $100,000 invested in stocks in my Conservative Growth Portfolio you would have seen it grow to $109,200, while receiving dividend checks of $2,400.
Compare that to the $4,000 yield you would have received from
coupon bonds, and your investment would still be sitting at $100,000.
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Patrick McKeough—One of Canada’s top safe-money advisors—whose conservative growth portfolio is up
339.3% since 1995. As early as 1980 he was recognized as #1 in the world of published investment advice by the Washington, DC–based Newsletter Publishers Association and he was the first multiyear winner of The Globe and Mail’s Stock Picking Contest. He is editor and publisher of The Successful Investor, Stock Pickers Digest, Wall Street Stock Forecaster and Canadian Wealth Advisor; inventor of the Quick Profit/Value System and the ValuVesting System™; and a best-selling Canadian author who wrote the book on the 1990’s stock market boom, Riding the Bull.
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