If I Were Retiring, These Are The 3 Dividend Stocks I'd Buy For Their 7% Average Yields

Leo Nelissen
09-13

Summary

  • Job dissatisfaction is high across income levels, prompting many to seek early retirement and enjoy life before traditional retirement age.
  • Some are making financial sacrifices to take "micro-retirements" early, trading potential long-term savings for valuable life experiences now.
  • I’m exploring high-yield investments that offer stability and income for retirement, aiming to avoid risky yields while securing future cash flow.

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Introduction

Are you satisfied with your job?

If you're retired, this question does not apply. However, if you're an "average" American, it's a 50/50 chance you're happy.

According to a survey among U.S. workers in 2023

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