These two dividend giants combine over a century's worth of consecutive increases with the pricing power and monopolistic positions that ensure regular raises for the next 50 years.

Dividend investing splits into two camps: those prioritizing current yield, and those focused on growing dividends that compound over time. The smartest money doesn't choose sides, but recognizes both strategies have merit, focusing on companies with multidecade track records that control something essential.

These two dividend powerhouses operate in completely different industries, yet share the same superpower: They can raise prices faster than costs without customers defecting. One feeds your cravings, the other grades corporate debt, but both generate cash flows that turn patient investors into millionai

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