Just because you're retired doesn't mean your expenses are, especially during inflationary times like these. Well-chosen stocks that provide both growth and income can be a great way to supplement your other streams of income, such as annuities, Social Security, and any other defined benefit plans you have.
To help you choose, here's a lineup of 15 different stocks from a wide range of industries. What they all have in common is: (1) at least 10 years of dividend growth -- qualifying them for Dividend Achiever status; (2) total return over the past decade that's either above or within shouting distance of the S&P 500's total return of just at 300% over that time; and (3) a dividend payout above that broad measure's current yield of about 1.37%.
5 Stocks Under $49
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