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1 Massive Dividend Stock to Buy Today (9.35% Yield!)

By: Jared George

1 Massive Dividend Stock to Buy Today (8.25% Yield!)

What’s the point of investing if you never get your money back?

It’s kind of an obvious question, right?

But it leaves me scratching my head and asking a simple question… Why aren’t millions of investors fed up and demanding more of their money back?

More from savings accounts that pay just pennies of interest every month…

More than puny bond yields that often pay less than one percent…

More from dividend stocks that are yielding less than half what they paid investors for decades…

And more from portfolios that simply aren’t providing the income for the lifestyle you deserve in retirement.

Because, it’s never been harder to get your investments to pay you back, especially if you don’t know where to look.

But if you’re ready to demand more, I have some major (and timely) news to share.

You see, recent findings from research firm RBC Capital Markets reveal a stunning dividend strategy that has produced the kind of wealth income-minded investors demand.

But the research also comes with one crucial mistake you can’t afford to make (but far too many investors fall prey to).

Poring over 29 years of market data, RBC uncovered dividend stocks dramatically outperform non-dividend payers. Dividend payers returned 9.7% every year while non-payers actually lost money!

Better yet, not only did dividend-payers return 17X that of non-dividend payers, but they did so with 44% less volatility!

The problem: many investors searching for higher yield stocks that pay large dividends sometimes forget the most important thing – to reinvest their dividends!

Because based on calculations from famed economist Robert Schiller, over the past century, including inflation, the S&P 500 index in the U.S. is only up about 900%…

But if you factor in the reinvestment of dividends, that number skyrockets to 58,623%!

That’s a 54X difference!

And think about it, investors looking for higher yields and bigger dividend checks often end up falling into another trap … Buying companies with huge dividends that quickly implode!

The bottom line: you CAN demand more … You CAN start getting more of your money back.

But you need to be laser focused on a strategy to ensure you’re buying a “good ” class of dividend stocks that allowed investors to 54X their money if they buy great dividend-payers that don’t cut their yield – and remember to reinvest their capital.

(Meaning: Don’t buy the dividend blow-ups that destroy wealth!)

Our Dividend Investor Canada team at The Motley Fool has spent hundreds of hours carefully studying the traits of the world’s “good” dividend payers – the kind that can turn hundreds into thousands.

That focus has allowed Dividend Investor Canada to both beat the market’s returns since its inaugural launch not too long ago, AND recommend the most high-quality dividend-payers that also come with high-yields you can rest easy at night owning.

So we’re excited to announce a one-time exclusive event created specifically for investors demanding more.

We’re offering a newly created special report named “Yield Signs: 10 Crucial Questions to Always Ask Before You Buy A Dividend Stock”.

This report is free with Dividend Investor Canada, and of course, we’ll also include a recent buy recommendation that pays a massive 9.35% yield. That’s 3x what investors buying market funds are getting right now!

But I must warn you, I don’t know how much longer we’ll be offering this great report for free – it normally costs $49!

For details on how you can join Dividend Investor Canada and put yourself on the list to receive this special report and get all the details on this recent buy recommendation, simply click here.

In case you’re strapped for time, I just tested it myself and joining took less than two minutes.

Please don’t delay – click here now to get started.

Don’t buy another dividend stock until you read this

Don’t wait too long- this exclusive event may not be available too much longer!

Financial data as of February 22, 2019. S&P/TSX composite dividend yield as of January 31, 2019. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. Individual investment results may vary. All investing involves risk of loss.