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		<title>By: Dividend Growth Investor</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dividend Growth Investor</dc:creator>
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		<description>D4L,&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Bonds would be helpful to a retiree during a deflationary period like the great depression. I would not consider adding any bonds to my mix untill I have 5-10 years to retirement.&lt;br/&gt;Stocks might cut dividends over time. But at least you could always find new stocks with uninterrupted dividend increases ( XOM hasn&#039;t cut its dividend since 1930&#039;s, although it did cut it at the end of the depression)&lt;br/&gt;Sometimes I am wondering though, whether dividend achievers/aristocrats are not a byproduct of the booming 1980&#039;s and 1990&#039;s. &lt;br/&gt;But then research shows clearly that dividend payers almost always outperform non-payers..</description>
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<p>Bonds would be helpful to a retiree during a deflationary period like the great depression. I would not consider adding any bonds to my mix untill I have 5-10 years to retirement.<br />Stocks might cut dividends over time. But at least you could always find new stocks with uninterrupted dividend increases ( XOM hasn&#8217;t cut its dividend since 1930&#8242;s, although it did cut it at the end of the depression)<br />Sometimes I am wondering though, whether dividend achievers/aristocrats are not a byproduct of the booming 1980&#8242;s and 1990&#8242;s. <br />But then research shows clearly that dividend payers almost always outperform non-payers..</p>
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