Dividend Investing Blog
By now many of you know that I love to focus on certain themes when deciding where to place my investment money. In the past I have written about finding these investment themes in your bathroom, breakfast table and even on the farm. Today, I want to share with you several dividend stocks all centered … Read more
Not long ago I wrote an article titled, “Investing Ideas From My Bathroom,” which got a lot of positive responses and while sitting one day eating my breakfast, a bowl of Cheerios, I thought to myself that there are a great many dividend stocks represented by typical breakfasts all over the world. I always believed … Read more
It’s the beginning of the month which means it’s dividend income update time. One of my favorite times of the month as I get to review my previous month of passive income received from my two dividend income portfolios. Brokerage Account Year to date dividends: $854.85 ROTH Account Year to date dividends: $144.74 … Read more
These days uncovering a dividend gem is increasingly difficult with most dividend stocks already trading at the upper echelon of valuation. A few days ago I wrote about lesser known dividend aristocrats and in that same vane I’m trying to introduce another dividend stock that you may not have heard of. As a dividend growth … Read more
As a dividend growth investor I am always on the lookout for new investing opportunities. The financial blogs and specifically the dividend investing blogs are all teeming with great ideas and inspiration but what I have found is that some dividend stocks are more loved than others. In recent times I have noticed a lot … Read more
Not long ago I wrote a post about how “I Saved $372 On My Home Phone” using Ooma, a VOIP device that enables unlimited long distance calling for just local phone taxes (about $4 a month). It seems that Ooma has flown under the radar for many of you who still use a land line … Read more
Everyday we hear report after report from our government and the Wall Street gurus that inflation in the United States has been and remains tame. In fact, according to the most recent report just published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that inflation rates as measured by the Consumer Price Index was a mere … Read more