
Episode 37: A Young New Yorker's Guide to Money (Chapter 9. Dividend Aristocrats, The Boring Beauties)
Defying Times: Stories for Teens and Young AdultsShow Notes
Chapter 9. Dividend Aristocrats, The Boring Beauties
Asher discovers that the greatest advantage an investor can have isn't money—it's time. He learns how compounding works and why the "boring beauties"—consumer staples and Dividend Aristocrats such as Coca-Cola Company, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, and PepsiCo., etc. that quietly sell everyday products and steadily raise their dividends year after year—have helped many ordinary investors build extraordinary wealth over time.
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