DGI vs. BGI

Rate hikes from the Federal Reserve have beaten down stocks and bonds for almost a year. This dynamic has created an excellent opportunity for long-term investors.
However, now we have to choose which securities to put into our investment portfolio. We have several choices that will perform well over a 10-15 period.
We have dividend growth investing that allows us to build a massive nest egg for ourselves and future generations.
Bond growth investing protects our principle and feeds us cash flow. It also can give us capital appreciation when our bonds yield more than current rates.
Because I have a military pension, I focus more on DGI stocks. However, I have a BGI portfolio and keep adding while rates are in my favor. Good Luck!