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While many Baby Boomers have enjoyed a long bull market over the past 35 years, there is a point when income becomes more critical than stock appreciation.

Realty Income recently extended its dividend growth streak to 114 consecutive quarters. T. Rowe Price has increased its dividend for 40 years in a row.

These high-yielding dividend stocks are sporting a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) and have favorable rebound prospects.

Domestic movie ticket sales are higher year to date than any year since the pandemic. Cinemark, Imax, and NPR Properties are built to thrive in this quiet revival of a previously fading industry.

The Dogcatcher Top Ten-Year Dividend Dogs list identifies 90 high-yield stocks, with 24 'safer' names meeting the ideal of dividends from $1K invested exceeding share price. Analyst estimates project average net gains of 51.29% by March 2027 for the top ten, with risk/volatility 25% below the market. Five lowest-priced top-yield dogs are expected to deliver 41.55% net gains, outperforming the full top ten's 33.10% by March 2027.

Here is how EPR Properties (EPR) and Byline Bancorp (BY) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

The market is full of gamblers. Don't become one. Unlike index investors who must sell shares to fund their lives, income investors never have to sell a single share to pay their bills. By reinvesting 25% of your income, you are always a buyer in a down market, ensuring you own more shares when the recovery finally arrives.