Tag: Dividends

  • Dividends vs Royalties part I

    Dividends vs Royalties part I

    We rarely compare Dividends and Royalties together. One requires money to produce, and one usually requires time to create. But are they equal? Do you need both? I will get into these questions throughout this series.  This topic came about because I started to get my first royalties from my Kindle Magazine that I have…

  • A Financial Account that Pays You Big Money? Is it Possible?

    A Financial Account that Pays You Big Money? Is it Possible?

    Yes, you read that correctly. There is a financial account that pays you money. Good Money. Not only does it pay you, but it also increases the value of your account as well. Does this sound too good to be true? Well, it is more than possible. All that is required is a little financial…

  • Dividends vs. Capital Gains

    Dividends vs. Capital Gains

    Dividends vs. Capital Gains is the battle of the ages. But which one is more effective in building generational wealth? Which one will make you rich? The answer, like most answers, is in the eye of the beholder. Let’s start by giving a quick definition of each. Dividends are a portion of the profits of…

  • 2021: The Year of Dividends

    2021: The Year of Dividends

    To quote myself, “Family plus passive income equals the American Dream.” Having passive income coming in allows us to spend our time however we like. Passive income is our freedom from the workforce, the freedom that we can then spend with family. So if we plan on truly spending time with family, we have to…

  • All I want for Christmas: Family + Income

    All I want for Christmas: Family + Income

    Family is about love. Passive Income is about family. All of these ideas are linked together. Passive income gives us the capability to spend our time as we like. It is our financial independence that allows us to spend as much time with family as we can. Bringing the family together for the holidays is…

  • Stock Market Investing 103: Appreciation/Dividend Method

    Stock Market Investing 103: Appreciation/Dividend Method

    Right now we have two choices on how to invest in stocks, we can either passively invest in index funds via the Captial Appreciation Method (101) or we can actively invest in dividend-paying stocks via Dividend Growth Investing (102). They both have their pros and cons. You can reach your financial independence goals faster through…

  • Stock Market Investing 102: Dividend Growth Investing

    Stock Market Investing 102: Dividend Growth Investing

    Do you want to get a paycheck while you are relaxing on the beach? How about receiving money while you are traveling on an airplane? These scenarios can be the result of successful dividend investing. Dividends are a portion of the profits of a company that you own stock in. The basic idea of investing…

  • Mo’ Dividends Mo’ Problems #1

    Mo’ Dividends Mo’ Problems #1

    Let’s see what dividends we were paid in October 2020. My goal is to get to $1 Million which would yield roughly $40,000 a year of dividend income. Looking at numbers is boring to some, but to the dividend investors, these are super exciting. Hopefully, you begin to enjoy looking at these numbers and start…

  • How to make a $1000 a month from dividends

    Dividends are an amazing wealth-building vehicle. Not only are they passive income, but they are also taxed at a lower tax rate than earned income (remember earned income pays federal tax as well as social security taxes as well). In order to generate dividend income, you will need to invest in dividend-paying stocks or dividend-paying…

  • I will use dividends to supplement my retirement

    As a Marine of over 21 years, I know that my military pension will be substantial. In fact, my wife and I can easily live off of this retirement alone. On top of our military pension, we will also have rental income from our properties. To be honest, we are pretty much set for retirement.…

  • How I do my dividend investing

    The way I do my dividend investing is a little unorthodox. First, I have a nice military pension coming my way when I retire. This gives me enough cushion to invest how I please. When you create your own plan, cater it to your specific needs. I have 4 distinct ways I invest in dividends…