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To: Steve Felix who wrote (5959)9/23/2010 8:38:04 PM
From: chowder  Respond to of 34328
 
It looks like initially, your brother-in-law should go with low yield, high dividend growth.

It looks like your sister needs to do the opposite.

Both are easy to do. Your brother-in-law; an overweight towards consumer stocks and your sister with an overweight in MLP's, REITs (already covered), Utes and tobacco.

Once her monthly income requirements are met, then it's all dividend growth, in my opinion.

That's just a quick synopsis without having much time to think about it.