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14. They sell the stock to their employees
Wed Feb 25, 2015, 08:07 PM
Feb 2015

From time to time they have to purchase shares in order to have some on hand to "sell" to their employees at a 15% discount, there isn't an unlimited supply. My uncle has a bunch of HD stock and gets a nice dividend from them, it's part of his retirement income.

I had a similar setup with the government called TSP, Thrift Savings Plan. I'd buy bonds or shares of the government while I worked there and they match my purchase, up to 5% of my income. At retirement you convert that into an interest earning annuity and it pays out a monthly "income". Mine's about $1,500 a month and should last 30 years at current rates.

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