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Warren Buffett spent 70 years mastering one of retirement's greatest secrets: how to live off investment income without ever touching your principal.

In this deep dive, we explore Buffett's dividend philosophy and how retirees can build portfolios that pay them indefinitely—surviving market crashes, inflation, and decades of uncertainty.

This isn't about chasing high yields or gambling on hot stocks. It's about owning quality businesses that generate reliable cash flow, year after year, recession after recession.

Discover why Buffett valued dividend growth over high yields, how he selected companies with unshakeable competitive moats, and why living off dividends—while preserving capital—offers true financial freedom in retirement.

✅ What You'll Learn:
Why Buffett avoided high-dividend stocks (and what he bought instead)
The difference between yield and dividend growth—and why it matters
How to build a retirement portfolio that survives market crashes
The real story behind Buffett's Coca-Cola investment and 50% yield on cost
Why protecting principal is more important than maximizing returns
How much you need to retire on dividends alone
The emotional discipline required to never touch your nest egg
Practical portfolio structure: which sectors and companies to consider

💡 Key Takeaway:
Retirement isn't about having the biggest account balance—it's about having enough income to live with dignity and enough peace to sleep at night. Buffett's approach shows us how.

📚 Resources Mentioned:
Warren Buffett's Annual Letters to Shareholders
Berkshire Hathaway Portfolio Holdings
Historical Dividend Growth Data

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