 | By: Charles Sizemore, Co-Editor, Green Zone Fortunes If you've followed this series for some time, you know I’m a dividend guy.
I discuss companies that pay their investors through dividends for several reasons.
They benefit portfolios in calm markets, but they can also help through rough times.
In today's Investing With Charles, Research Analyst Matt Clark and I dive into using dividend-paying stocks to offset inflation.
Watch our latest video below or click here to read the highlights. 
P.S. We are rolling Investing With Charles into our new Ask Us Anything video series that premieres each Monday around 7 p.m. Eastern. If you want Adam O’Dell, Matt Clark or me to answer your investing questions in a video, click here to email Feedback@MoneyandMarkets.com! Suggested Stories: Dividend in Danger: Why IBM Stock's 5% Yield Won’t Last
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More Dividends to Fight Inflation Dividends are a safe haven from the chaos of challenging markets, as I explained in this week’s Investing With Charles above.
And I’ve hit on plenty of ways to inflation-proof your portfolio with dividend-paying stocks this year. Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) and Realty Income (NYSE: O) are just the tip of the iceberg.
Here are three more options to consider for your portfolio. Click on each company’s name to read my recent analysis: - Coca-Cola Co. (NYSE: KO): A Warren Buffett favorite. I love this stock because of its steady history of raising its dividend. It’s also up around 5% this year!
- Johnson and Johnson (NYSE: JNJ): Fifty-nine years of impressive annual dividend increases with low volatility to boot!
- Kellogg Co. (NYSE: K): Kellogg is another serial dividend-raiser. And it’s up more than 5% since I wrote about it a month ago.
To safe profits,
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