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From 2000 through 2009, dividends earned S&P 500 investors an annualized 1.8%, according to Hartford Funds. Even with those payments, the index posted a negative total return for the decade. Over the longer stretch from 1940 through 2025, Hartford found that dividend income accounted for an average of 33% of the index's total return. For investors who rely on quarterly dividends to pay bills, that history raises a practical question: when sales slow and debt payments take priority, how much of that income can they count on? The COVID-19 pandemic showed how quickly that income could change.
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