Author: Marc Lichtenfeld, Wealthy Retirement

This REIT’s current dividend safety rating is already pretty solid, but it could get even better.

Some investors are intimidated by the idea of trying to find dividend growth stocks on their own or are nervous about the risks of investing in just a few. They would rather invest in an ETF that pays dividends. So which is better: individual dividend-paying stocks or dividend-paying ETFs? Let’s take a look…

For now, it’s no longer facing the imminent danger it faced in late 2017.

This is a powerful passive tool that helps investors grow their wealth over time.

The company has proven itself with 15 years of consecutive dividend raises — and judging from its free cash flow, there are more increases to come.