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You can't start too early to save for your retirement
Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRPs) are a great way to do that
Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRPs) are also known as
Direct Investment Plans (DRIPs)
The world’s smartest people and most powerful computers have tried to time the market, without much success. The only proven way to time the market is to stay in it–and the best way to save for your retirement is to build up holdings slowly—–over the long-term—–by making regular periodic investments.
BTW: Five years is NOT the long-term.
Vita Nelson, Editor and Publisher
Moneypaper
“Since 1984, we have been focusing attention on company-sponsored dividend reinvestment plans (also known as DRPs, Direct Investment Plans, and DRIPs). Since then, we have helped hundreds of thousands of individuals achieve their retirement goals by following the simple strategies that investing directly makes easy (or even possible).“
Invest directly in the high-quality companies that offer this option.
This Guide shows you how to take advantage of the risk-reducing strategies that DRIPs make available.
What long-term DRP investors have told us--(these are unsolicited comments)
“Deeply Grateful
I found a discarded copy of Moneypaper in an airport and subscribed. I began DRIP investing in 1992, and today have reached a point where my portfolio generates sufficient income for me to increase my holdings by round-lots. I am deeply grateful for your service, as it got me started in a manageable way.”
Patricia D. Mail
“Recommended to Children
I have introduced Moneypaper to my children and two of them have been building their personal wealth through dividend reinvestment plans for a number of years now. You should be proud of that as the best compliment I can give publications like yours is to recommend it to my children.”
Robert Mead
“Best Advice in 30+ years
Purchase good quality dividend-paying stocks on a regular periodic schedule and reinvest the dividends. This is the single best investment advice I have come across in 30+ years of researching investment strategies.”
Lynn Shaner