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KO and JNJ have raised dividends for decades, but their low yields mean replacing $120K in salary demands $3M or more in capital.
Realty Income and Verizon yield 5% to 6%, cutting required capital to $2M, but dividend growth in this band slows to pennies annually.
A 12% yield that never grows from a fund losing 3% NAV yearly leaves both buying power and principal noticeably smaller after a decade.
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Consider a $120,000 salary, which sits near the ceiling of median household income in expensive metros and is roughly what senior engineers, experienced nurse practitioners, and mid-career attorneys pull down before taxes. Replacing that with dividend income instead of a regular paycheck is the goal that quietly drives most late-career portfolio decisions, and the amount of capital required swings by millions depending on the yield you are willing to accept.

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