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Bitcoin has beaten the S&P 500 18 times over in the past 12 months. And now he has his eye on three new crypto coins that could do even better. Editor's Note: Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld has been saying for years that Perpetual Dividend Raisers are one of the most powerful and reliable vehicles for building long-term wealth. So to help you get started with Perpetual Dividend Raisers, Marc assembled the Ultimate Dividend Package. This exclusive collection of reports and videos will give you all the information you need to help set up a profit-gushing dividend portfolio. You can claim it today - for free. All you have to do is watch a short video on Marc's dividend investing philosophy and enter your email address at the end! Click here to claim your FREE Ultimate Dividend Package. THE SHORTEST WAY TO A RICH LIFE Give the Next Generation a Head Start Marc Lichtenfeld | Chief Income Strategist | The Oxford Club "This will be good for Susan," the man told my uncle. My cousin Susan was 8 years old at the time. My uncle's best friend had recommended an investment, one that he had already put his own money into. For $15,000, my uncle could join a partnership in an office building on 39th Street and First Avenue in Manhattan. This conversation took place 60 years ago. So while investing for your children is a worthy cause, $15,000 was a large sum. My uncle was not in the habit of throwing money around without a lot of thought. He came from a poor family and had worked too hard since he was 14 years old to be frivolous with his cash. The friend was a successful businessman. My uncle trusted him and followed him into the partnership. The friend was right. It has been very good for Susan. Today, Susan earns $48,000 a year in income from that partnership - more than a 300% annual yield on my uncle's original investment. A 60-Year Horizon Susan is retired now. A former teacher, she has a decent pension with solid benefits. Does that extra $48,000 come in handy? You bet it does. Just a couple of years ago, she and her husband went on a month-long cruise to Europe. Their house is paid for, and they can easily handle the cost of long-term care insurance so as not to burden their children should they get sick. They live well, thanks in part to my uncle's $15,000 investment in 1953. The money didn't always belong to Susan. My aunt and uncle collected the income annually from the partnership for more than 50 years. But they never sold it because they knew it would eventually "be good for Susan." Very few of us have a parent or role model who looked so far into the future. As a result, we do not have an investment horizon of 60 years. But we all have a few Susans in our own lives - loved ones who could benefit from our investment skill, but not until we're finished with the investment ourselves. It might be six decades too late for you to get in on that Manhattan office building, but there are plenty of investments out there that will pay you a rising income annually, while generating a ton of cash years down the road. SPONSORED Do you own gold? Somebody recently decided to buy a lot of it... And I think I know why. Click here for details on a brand-new way to invest in gold. How to Do It My favorite way to set up this scenario is with Perpetual Dividend Raisers - stocks that raise their dividends every year. That's because by lifting the dividend every year, their managements have set the bar very high. Imagine what would happen if after six decades of annual dividend increases, American States Water (NYSE: AWR) did not hike its dividend. As Ricky Ricardo from I Love Lucy (in its fourth season 64 years ago) might say, the CEO would have "some 'splainin' to do." A CEO who does not raise the dividend after a long streak should probably get their resume together. Investors have come to expect annual dividend increases in these companies, and management teams work very hard to be able to provide them. If, after 20 or 30 years, dividend boosts suddenly came to a halt, that would suggest a drastic change in the company's business or prospects. Let's assume you're generating $10,000 per year in dividend income while investing for your children and your stocks grow their dividends by an average of 8% per year. Next year, you receive $10,800. At 3% inflation, you need only $10,300 to keep up. You now have an extra $500 to save, invest or spend. Lastly, if you're reinvesting your dividends, owning Perpetual Dividend Raisers helps you step on the gas of the compounding machine. Let's say you have a $100,000 portfolio of dividend stocks with an average yield of 4%, and it climbs by the historical average of the S&P 500. You reinvest the dividend. After 10 years, your $100,000 will be worth $278,544, and you'll receive about $5,300 per year in dividends. After 20 years, your nest egg is worth $668,103. And the portfolio spins off $6,100 per year in dividends. Not bad, right? If instead of earning a flat 4%, your portfolio starts off yielding 4% but the companies average an 8% dividend boost every year, the numbers increase significantly. In 10 years, you have $310,764... $32,000 more than the first scenario. More importantly, you're now generating $11,780 in dividends, more than double what you would have made if the companies had not boosted the payouts. In 20 years, the portfolio is worth $978,406 - a whopping 46% more than the earlier case. And if at that point you're ready to stop reinvesting the dividends and take them as income, you'll receive $38,290. That's a far cry from the $6,100 you'd get without the dividend increases. That will be very good for your Susan. Perpetual Dividend Raisers are a great way to get some income today and an even larger "paycheck" for your heirs later. Good investing, Marc P.S. To learn how to start investing in Perpetual Dividend Raisers and claim my Ultimate Dividend Package, click here. Most investors would be lucky to beat 8% average returns in the market - so if you're really serious about learning to secure a long-term windfall, claim your FREE Ultimate Dividend Package today! Leave a Comment JOIN THE CONVERSATION Facebook Twitter Email Share MORE FROM LIBERTY THROUGH WEALTH Investing in the Strangest of Times The Man With a Dream... Who Shared It With the World This Man Gives the Nation's Best Investment Research SPONSORED Palm Beach Millionaire Reveals His Biggest Dividend Secrets He's Doing It Completely FREE OF CHARGE Right Here. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Liberty Through Wealth. Liberty Through Wealth is published by The Oxford Club. Questions? Check out our FAQs. 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