Dividend investing can create substantial passive income over time. A conservative example illustrates this potential: Investing $10,000 annually for 40 years in a stock yielding 3.1% with 2.5% annual dividend growth could generate $44,316 in yearly dividend income. This strategy would also build a portfolio worth over $1.4 million.

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Conservative investors losing buying power from inflation should consider high-yield dividend stocks to maintain their income.

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