7 Dividend Stocks that Help Take the Bite Out of Inflation

	Hey there -  I wouldn’t blame you if you haven’t been that concerned about inflation. Economic data suggests that consumer spending remains high even though the price of just about e... Unsubscribe Hey there -  I wouldn’t blame you if you haven’t been that concerned about inflation. Economic data suggests that consumer spending remains high even though the price of just about everything continues to climb. And if corporate earnings are any indication prices are likely to continue rising for the next several quarters at least. At this point, the Federal Reserve can’t ignore the reality of an inflation rate that is growing at its fastest rate since 1982. This means in the next few months, the Fed is ending its tapering program. After that, interest rate (and more likely two or three) hikes are in store for investors. And that’s not great news for workers in their 50s who have decided to call it a career as part of the Great Resignation. Today, that decision may be looking a bit frightening. But they may be looking at adjusting their portfolios to reflect the reality of a different retirement than they may have imagined. That includes dividend stocks. One great way to offset the effect of inflation in their portfolios is by buying high-quality dividend stocks. And that’s the focus of this special presentation. Dividends can help provide a source of income. And for investors who don’t need the money right away, reinvesting dividends can allow for a greater total return. In this special presentation, we’ll highlight seven stocks that made the MarketBeat list of 100 dividend-paying companies that received the highest average rating among analysts in the last 12 months. View the first company. Matthew Paulson MarketBeat.com
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