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Retirement dividends At age 30 years, a forward-looking university graduate inherits $100,000 from the estate of a previously unknown distant relative. This Dal AC grad decides to invest the inheritance in one of two dividend-paying stocks. For the next 35 years, the dividend income helps finance vacations. But after that, in retirement, the grad is counting on the dividend income to finance basic living expenses. Which of the two dividend-paying stocks is expected to provide for a more comfortable retirement? Explain. Both stocks have just become ex-dividend. The person from whom you buy the stock will receive the current $1.00 dividend payment. The next annual dividend payment is in one year's time. Stock A Current price is $25.00 per share. The dividend is expected to grow 1 per cent per year. Stock B Current price is $55.55555556 per share. The dividend is expected to grow 3 per cent per year