Dividend Investing Blog
With the start of the final quarter of 2022, it’s time to take a look back at my previous month of dividend income. Not that I’m looking to rush 2022 but time has a way of slipping by without us really noticing and before you know it the holidays and a New Year are upon … Read more
With August ending and the markets giving us better buying opportunities, I decided to add to some of my existing positions. Usually, I make one collective buy per month but I couldn’t resist some of these juicy yields and decided to deploy a second tranche of cash before the month was over. Some of you … Read more
How has your summer been going? For me, it is more of the same which simply means making a monthly stock purchase and staying invested no matter how ugly the world economy is looking. As I said in the past, I don’t have a crystal ball, nor do I pretend to even attempt to understand … Read more
Four months down, eight more to go. Not that I’m looking to rush 2022 but time has a way of slipping by without us really noticing and before you know it the holidays and a New Year are upon us once again. Why not stay invested in the market and continue to make contributions throughout … Read more
While, in theory, it is always nice to be “fully invested” knowing that all your cash is working for you in some capacity, the reality is that most of us keep some cash on the sidelines. Of course, the question then comes up of what to do with this idle cash. Traditionally, you could always … Read more
Time to post my 2021 total dividends received from three stock accounts. Total dividends from my brokerage account: $13,232.01 Total dividends from my Roth account: $703.44 Total dividends from my IRA account: $99.45 Grand total for 2021: $14,034.90 My overall portfolio values and financial mental values have really shifted over the course of last year. … Read more
Investing is a time-honored way to build a nest egg but it’s not easy. These tips for new investors can help you navigate the waters. For a long time being a “saver” was considered prudent. Now it might be doing you more harm than good. Consider that 10-year inflation-indexed Treasury notes have been negative most of the … Read more