Jan 9 2010

Best Dividend Stock Investing Posts of the Week – January 9, 2010


Happy New. Thank you to all the bloggers and writers who have created great content over the past year. I have greatly enjoyed reading it all and posting them to my weekly roundups for all my readers to see. Here is a great 2010.

Many of these are straight from members of the Dividend Investing and Value Network (DIV-Net). [ad#tdg-embedded]


  • Now’s the Time to Double Down on Dividends


  • ETF Dividends Aid Performance


  • DRIPS: More Impressive than the Taj Mahal!


  • Adding A Healthy Dose Of Dividends


  • Dividend Portfolio: 2009 Year End Update


  • Dividend Payers Underperformed In 2009


  • 2010’s Top Dividend Plays


  • Canadian Dividend Stocks – Ex-Dividend Date


  • Best US Dividend stocks for 2010


  • Income Investing: Choosing stocks that pay reliable dividends


  • Are Utilities’ Dividends Worth the Worry?


  • Investing For Beginners: Basic Steps To Start Investing


  • 8 Dividend Stocks Covering Their Dividend


  • Why dividend ETFs will make you richer


  • Why I love dividend growth stocks


  • 2009 Worst Year for Dividends on Record: S&P


  • The pros and cons of dividend reinvestment plans

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    1. IntelligentSpeculator said:

      Thanks for the link:)

      January 9th, 2010 at 9:16 pm
    2. Dividend Growth Investor said:

      Thanks for the mention TDG! I always enjoy reading your summary of dividend posts for the week!

      Dividend Growth Investor

      January 10th, 2010 at 1:33 pm

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