Analysis indicates that to replace the average U.S. Social Security benefit (USD 24,000 annually) with dividend income, one would need to invest USD 685,000 at a 3.5% yield, USD 400,000 at a 6% yield, and USD 240,000 at a 10% yield.
The analysis further points out that with the current yield of approximately 4.6% on 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds, an investment of about $518,000 would be required to achieve an annual income of $24,000. The article emphasizes that a 3.5% dividend yield, if it grows by 8% annually, can double income within 9 years; whereas a fixed income yield of 10% might stagnate and erode the principal over time.
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