Author: Jason Fieber, Dividends and Income

You want reliable long-term investments that can produce a healthy amount of income, all while also growing at a good clip in order to make sure your purchasing power doesn’t fall behind.

When you’re in your 30s, it’s very important to find that balance between yield and growth.

With a 3%+ yield, double-digit dividend growth, and the potential that shares are 16% undervalued, long-term dividend growth investors would be wise to consider buying this stock on the big dip.

You want to focus on extremely long-term trends that can unfold over decades. This can allow you to rack up an excellent long-term total return and a ton of aggregate dividend income.

The recently announced dividend increases by these high-quality stocks may allow you to keep up with inflation and the rising costs of living.