2 weeks Ago
pepifoto/iStock via Getty Images Written by Nick Ackerman During the market downturn, I had been adding to more traditional dividend growth stocks during this market-wide sell-off that was pushing us near bear territory. That included BlackRock ( BLK ), Merck ( MRK ) and PPG Interested in more income ideas? Check out Cash Builder Opportunities , where we provide ideas about high-quality and reliable dividend growth ideas. These investments are designed to build growing income for investors.
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