The Case for Generating Retirement Income With a Dividend Strategy
The Case for Generating Retirement Income With a Dividend Strategy
Charles Lieberman, chief investment officer at Advisors Capital Management in Ridgewood, N.J., dislikes the total-return approach to dividend income.
For starters, there’s the “sequence of returns problem,” which is a commonly cited concern among retirement researchers. If, say, an investor’s portfolio runs into a cluster of down years as retirement approaches, it can mean a much lower base of assets on which to generate income.
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