If you love dividends, you should enjoy this week’s #AskDrWealth where I cover how you can screen for Dividend Aristocrats using a free tool. I summarised what we covered in this article. But first, here’s the full video: What are Dividend Aristocrats? Originally, Dividend Aristocrats are S&P 500 constituents that have increased their dividends consecutively, over a long period of 25 years. The S&P 500 Dividend Artisocrats Index was launched in May 2005. Since then, S&P has expanded their definition of ‘Dividend Aristocrats’, depending on the market and countries they looked into: My dividends surpassed my living expenses when I was 32. I retired when I was 39 on an average of $9-$11,000 worth of dividends each month. Learn More Why are Dividend Aristocrats attractive? Dividend Aristocrats provide the best of both worlds – dividends and capital gains. In order to earn the status of a ‘Dividend Aristocrat’, a company has to meet the criteria of having increased their dividends consecutively for 25 years....