My 2019 dividend investing strategy for passive income 💸 Dividend Portfolio

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My 2019 dividend investing strategy for passive income 💸 Dividend Portfolio

How to invest in dividend stocks for beginners
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One of my novelty goals in life is to have $10,000/mo in pure, unadulterated, beautiful passive income

And one of the ways I plan on achieving that is with dividend stocks

So I’d thought it be cool to share with you my investing strategy that I’m doing right now for 2019 to build up to this long term goal of $10,000/mo in passive income

NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE.

What stocks am I investing in

Therefore, even tho there are individual stocks with super high dividend yields, meaning they pay you more in dividends, I don’t want to have to check up on them on a regular basis to make sure they’re still a good investment

Enter dividend ETFs (exchange-traded funds)

With dividend ETFs, you get all the benefits of ETFs and index funds that we all love (like Graham Stephan talks about in his video on the best investment)

You get the own tons of stocks by just buying one share

Risk is diversified
Stability
Warren Buffet saying the average person should just invest in index funds
Getting higher long term returns than most professional fund managers
Ability to be lazy

But the big benefit for me that sweet, sweet cash flow from the dividends

What is a dividend? Dividends explained: when typically established companies have steady growth so they pay out left over money to investors and shareholders

Normal index funds are great, but if you want to have hard cash to use, you have to sell some shares

With dividend index funds, consistent cash coming in typically every quarter on top of appreciation

(at least the ones I have aren't monthly dividend stocks)

You can spend that money like regular income or reinvest it (dividend reinvestment) to have it compound ontop of eachother

Here are the dividend stocks in my dividend portfolio, they are NOT dividend growth stocks or am I following the dividend growth model or doing dividend growth investing or dividend discount model or value investing model

These are my top and best dividend stocks and make for great dividend investing for beginners if you're wondering how to invest in dividend stocks

Follows the popular 3 fund portfolio strategy except with dividend ETFs

VYM 70%, VYMI 20%, and VBTLX 10%

VYM: Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF

US high yield dividend stocks
70% of my stock market money goes in here
3.25% dividend yield
Meaning $10,000 would bring $325 per year in dividends
Dividends come quarterly
Average 7.70% yearly appreciation

VYMI: Vanguard International High Dividend Yield ETF

International high yield dividend stocks
20%
2.94% dividend yield
Dividends come quarterly
Average of 10.13% yearly appreciation, still pretty new though (2016) so could go down

BND: Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF

U.S. investment-grade bonds
10%
Not a dividend ETF, but this way not all of my money is in the stock market, a little goes into the bond market
Average 3.99% yearly appreciation

And once I put money into these ETFs, I plan on keeping it there for pretty much the rest of my life

So to get $10,000/mo or $120k/yr coming in, with an average 3% dividend yield, I’d need a little over $4m in dividend ETFs

That’s a lot of money

So instead of just putting all of my money into dividend stocks, a portion of my savings will go into a savings account for other investments that could bring me a lot more than 3% dividend yield

It just won’t be as passive, which I’m okay with

The rest will go into this dividend portfolio

So here’s my strategy from start to finish

After all my expenses which are mostly necessary expenses, I put the rest of my income, no matter how much it is into savings/investing fund

80% goes into an Ally savings account that pays 2.2% per year

Active investments, business, real estate in the future

20% goes into my dividend fund which we just went over

VYM 70%, VYMI 20%, and VBTLX 10%

#dividendstocks #dividends #investing
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How to invest in dividend stocks for beginners
📸 Follow me on IG: @jaketran.io

One of my novelty goals in life is to have $10,000/mo in pure, unadulterated, beautiful passive income

And one of the ways I plan on achieving that is with dividend stocks

So I’d thought it be cool to share with you my investing strategy that I’m doing right now for 2019 to build up to this long term goal of $10,000/mo in passive income

NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE.

What stocks am I investing in

Enter dividend ETFs (exchange-traded funds)

With dividend ETFs, you get all the benefits of ETFs and index funds that we all love (like Graham Stephan talks about in his video on the best investment)

You get the own tons of stocks by just buying one share

Risk is diversified
Stability
Warren Buffet saying the average person should just invest in index funds
Getting higher long term returns than most professional fund managers
Ability to be lazy

But the big benefit for me that sweet, sweet cash flow from the dividends

What is a dividend? Dividends explained: when typically established companies have steady growth so they pay out left over money to investors and shareholders

Normal index funds are great, but if you want to have hard cash to use, you have to sell some shares

With dividend index funds, consistent cash coming in typically every quarter on top of appreciation

(at least the ones I have aren’t monthly dividend stocks)

You can spend that money like regular income or reinvest it (dividend reinvestment) to have it compound ontop of eachother

These are my top and best dividend stocks and make for great dividend investing for beginners if you’re wondering how to invest in dividend stocks

Follows the popular 3 fund portfolio strategy except with dividend ETFs

VYM 70%, VYMI 20%, and VBTLX 10%

VYM: Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF

VYMI: Vanguard International High Dividend Yield ETF

International high yield dividend stocks
20%
2.94% dividend yield
Dividends come quarterly
Average of 10.13% yearly appreciation, still pretty new though (2016) so could go down

BND: Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF

U.S. investment-grade bonds
10%
Not a dividend ETF, but this way not all of my money is in the stock market, a little goes into the bond market
Average 3.99% yearly appreciation

And once I put money into these ETFs, I plan on keeping it there for pretty much the rest of my life

So to get $10,000/mo or $120k/yr coming in, with an average 3% dividend yield, I’d need a little over $4m in dividend ETFs

That’s a lot of money

So instead of just putting all of my money into dividend stocks, a portion of my savings will go into a savings account for other investments that could bring me a lot more than 3% dividend yield

It just won’t be as passive, which I’m okay with

The rest will go into this dividend portfolio

So here’s my strategy from start to finish

After all my expenses which are mostly necessary expenses, I put the rest of my income, no matter how much it is into savings/investing fund

80% goes into an Ally savings account that pays 2.2% per year

Active investments, business, real estate in the future

20% goes into my dividend fund which we just went over

VYM 70%, VYMI 20%, and VBTLX 10%

#dividendstocks #dividends #investing
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DISCLAIMER: These videos are for entertainment purposes only. This is not meant to be financial advice. Please always do your due diligence and never stop learning. Best of luck!

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Jake Tran says:

October 14, 2019 at 7:48 am

💻 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗟𝗮𝗽𝘁𝗼𝗽 𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲𝘀𝘁𝘆𝗹𝗲 𝗔𝗰𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗺𝘆:

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