A Stock That Has Raised Its Dividend Every Year Since 1963 Just Hit a Record High. It Handed a Couple Living on the Checks a $67,000 Reason Not to Sell
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A beverage maker that has raised its dividend every year since 1963 closed Friday at a record high. For a retired couple living on 20,000 of its shares, Social Security and a cash reserve, the federal income tax bill is $0. Here is why selling a quarter of the position at the
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