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A surplus in cash flow can be problematic.
Alternatively, when one has more income than expenses, it can be difficult to decide what exactly to do with the leftovers.
Here at The Bahnsen Group, one of the core strategies we implement is a dividend growth strategy. Many of our clients love this philosophy and its mechanics because it generates a predictable and sustainable income. BUT, beyond these benefits, perhaps one of the greatest arguments for the validity of this strategy is that dividends are, in fact, a great use of “leftovers” (profits).
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A surplus in cash flow can be problematic.
Alternatively, when one has more income than expenses, it can be difficult to decide what exactly to do with the leftovers.
Here at The Bahnsen Group, one of the core strategies we implement is a dividend growth strategy. Many of our clients love this philosophy and its mechanics because it generates a predictable and sustainable income. BUT, beyond these benefits, perhaps one of the greatest arguments for the validity of this strategy is that dividends are, in fact, a great use of “leftovers” (profits).
Contact: [email protected]
Links mentioned in this episode:

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