Author: Brian Bollinger, Simply Safe Dividends

The Social Security Administration estimates that two thirds of retirees will get the majority of their income from the program, which has important implications for investors hoping to supplement these payments with dividends. With this in mind, let’s take a look at how dividends can affect Social Security benefits to help you maximize your income in retirement.

There’s a lot to like about this company: Its business generates recession-resistant cash flow, owns premier real estate locations, is managed conservatively, has a solid balance sheet, and should have a long runway for growth given the industry’s fragmentation.

It’s arguably one of the best dividend growth stocks in tech.

Thanks to its excellent financial health and commitment to growing its payout, income investors can likely count on the company to continue delivering double-digit dividend increases in the years ahead.

Income investors attracted to the stock’s double-digit dividend growth rate and long-term prospects may be wondering what the company’s latest tragic event means for its dividend profile and future. Let’s take a look.