I leant that Dividend paying companies are typically not going to grow in stock price as much and the overall market. But they do tend to be stable mature companies. I want to invest around 600K for retirement, is this good strategy?
There's nothing wrong with dividend investing in stable companies, but I recommend consulting an expert if you're looking to invest that amount for retirement.
I'm nearing retirement as well and have greatly benefited from working with a financial advisor. Since I didn't start investing early, I knew I couldn't rely on the compound interest from index funds. Interestingly, I've managed to earn more profit than some of my peers who have been investing for years.
*Nicole Anastasia Plumlee* is the licensed coach I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
The stock markets dividends motivated me to start investing. What counts in my opinion is that you will be able to live off dividends without selling if you invest and make more money in addition to payouts. It suggests that you can give your children that advantage giving them a head start in life. I’ve invested more than $300k throughout the years in dividends stocks, I’m still buying more today and will keep doing so until the price drops even further.
@williamkugler I appreciate you for sharing. Finding his handler was simple; he appears to be knowledgeable and adaptable. I drop him a message hoping he responds.
Actually Factually in correct, there are 3 stocks in the FTSE that have Dividend King Status (25 years plus) that pay a high Yeild presently because of Market conitions within the UK. These 3 companies pay quarterly Jan/Feb/Mar and repeat. With £175,000 invest on 12 April 2024 in these stocks you get £1,000 per month in Dividends. This is not Financial advice please do your own research. Happy Investing
Most Americans don't have half a million dollars to invest. And if we had it will be too risky to invest it all as markets crash, companies do reverse splits or go out of business. Also, I don't invest in companies that harm the environment as Chevron or companies that exploit workers such as Mcdonald's and Starbucks. I would like to know about sustainable companies that pay dividends.
There are some ESG funds out there that might be worth looking into, Vanguard have recently released a SustainableLife equity fund which pays a dividend of 1.79%
Albeit I’ve just looked at the holdings within the fund and not sure you’d agree with some of them despite them being chosen to align to a specific sustainability policy
Quick question if you manage to generate enough to have 1 million could you just plonk all into s&P 500 no longer invest just live off 4% £40,000 and that should continually grow year on year without adding a penny, I’m 43 bit late in the game got 3/4 year mortgage left to pay trying to knock that out before going all in investing think be happy with 300k port folio as pension building nicely also pay additional voluntary contributions to that, and as of now £62,000 in army pension but really just wondering if go all in on s&P and hope mad vlad doesn’t start firing nukes
Hi Mitch what sites do you use to research dividends streaks and see if they continue to go etc I can’t seem to find a site with such information thank you
Hey Mitch, love your videos been following you for a while. Was wondering if you could answer a question. Say for example I put £14,734 into Altria, would I then expect to get £12,000 a year in dividends? Seems a bit too good to be true which is why I am a little confused! Feel I missed something
So then numbers are for 1k per year of dividend payments per company. Since many of them pay out 4x year youd need to multiply the number by 4 to get 1000$ in a single payment.
So if I invest roughly 14k into the first one after 14 month I would have my 14k back in divs 🤷♂️ obviously providing nothing goes wrong with the company etc or are you saying all the companies combined totalling over 500k in shares to receive 1k a month
Greetings from Scotland. Ideal timing as I'm about to start a new ISA. In my case, the goal is to cover mortgage payments with dividends. I prefer to stay in the UK market to avoid the exchange rate. The list of UK dividend aristocrats/kings would be ideal... but BP, Shell, or BAT will probably be on the top anyway. Keep up good work. /long time subscriber/
Two words which equal added diversification which equals increased dividend yield %, what are they? Thats a lot of help, good luck and don't do a video on it if you work it out. 15%.
Mate, one question. I've been following an income invertor from Australia and then when looking into some of the funds he talks about I tried to find them here in the UK and they don't seem to be available... It's weird because they are funds from USA, available in Australia but not in the UK... Not even on the same broker he uses: Interative Brokers. Some funds are: JEPI, JEPQ, BST, UTG. Aren't they available here for some regulatory reason or something? It would be interesting to know.
I would say if you’re going to invest in the the etf maybe invest 5% of your portfolio so then you can still have a monthly dividend income but since you’re only investing little By little you’re not risking thousands. I usually invest in the S&P for my main %
Thanks Mitch. This clears up the math an how much.❤ Can you do famous portfolios ie: buffet an Berkshire.? Is the bist100 from Turkey worth the risk? Many thanks again
Hiya, if they’re paid from an ISA it’s tax free, if not, if you’re a basic rate tax payer it’s 8.75%, higher rate it’s 33.75% and additional rate it’s 39.35%
What are your favourite dividend stocks?
JNJ O and AAPL!
I'm heavy into Ford but have many safer plays also. Really good video Mitch
Do you have any Qyld shares?
I leant that Dividend paying companies are typically not going to grow in stock price as much and the overall market. But they do tend to be stable mature companies. I want to invest around 600K for retirement, is this good strategy?
There's nothing wrong with dividend investing in stable companies, but I recommend consulting an expert if you're looking to invest that amount for retirement.
I'm nearing retirement as well and have greatly benefited from working with a financial advisor. Since I didn't start investing early, I knew I couldn't rely on the compound interest from index funds. Interestingly, I've managed to earn more profit than some of my peers who have been investing for years.
*Nicole Anastasia Plumlee* is the licensed coach I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
The stock markets dividends motivated me to start investing. What counts in my opinion is that you will be able to live off dividends without selling if you invest and make more money in addition to payouts. It suggests that you can give your children that advantage giving them a head start in life. I’ve invested more than $300k throughout the years in dividends stocks, I’m still buying more today and will keep doing so until the price drops even further.
@williamkugler Wow that’s stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please, I desperately need one to diversify my portfolio.
@williamkugler I appreciate you for sharing. Finding his handler was simple; he appears to be knowledgeable and adaptable. I drop him a message hoping he responds.
Awesome bro ❤ but we need half million to get £1000 per month. I would invest half money in business and property and then invest in shares 😊
You could buy couple houses and earn monthly rent from them which will be more than 1k. Plus they will also increase value over time
Actually Factually in correct, there are 3 stocks in the FTSE that have Dividend King Status (25 years plus) that pay a high Yeild presently because of Market conitions within the UK. These 3 companies pay quarterly Jan/Feb/Mar and repeat. With £175,000 invest on 12 April 2024 in these stocks you get £1,000 per month in Dividends.
This is not Financial advice please do your own research.
Happy Investing
Not with this btl mortgage rates@@Avas.Rambo12
No you don't that's 100k if something like QYLD
LGEN,BATS & MNG pay me decent dividends & All UK stocks,great video by the way 👍🏾
Most Americans don't have half a million dollars to invest. And if we had it will be too risky to invest it all as markets crash, companies do reverse splits or go out of business. Also, I don't invest in companies that harm the environment as Chevron or companies that exploit workers such as Mcdonald's and Starbucks. I would like to know about sustainable companies that pay dividends.
There are some ESG funds out there that might be worth looking into, Vanguard have recently released a SustainableLife equity fund which pays a dividend of 1.79%
Albeit I’ve just looked at the holdings within the fund and not sure you’d agree with some of them despite them being chosen to align to a specific sustainability policy
Value doesn't care about your feelings.
then why are you watching a dividend video? lol
Quick question if you manage to generate enough to have 1 million could you just plonk all into s&P 500 no longer invest just live off 4% £40,000 and that should continually grow year on year without adding a penny, I’m 43 bit late in the game got 3/4 year mortgage left to pay trying to knock that out before going all in investing think be happy with 300k port folio as pension building nicely also pay additional voluntary contributions to that, and as of now £62,000 in army pension but really just wondering if go all in on s&P and hope mad vlad doesn’t start firing nukes
Hi Mitch what sites do you use to research dividends streaks and see if they continue to go etc I can’t seem to find a site with such information thank you
Hey Mitch, love your videos been following you for a while. Was wondering if you could answer a question. Say for example I put £14,734 into Altria, would I then expect to get £12,000 a year in dividends? Seems a bit too good to be true which is why I am a little confused! Feel I missed something
check 8:43 .Altria only pays you 4 times in a year. The table shows you other companies that will pay you for the rest 8 times in a year
😂 go away from this
Really insightful video, going to give some time this Sunday morning to do some research on dividend companies. 🎉
Thanks mate!
So then numbers are for 1k per year of dividend payments per company. Since many of them pay out 4x year youd need to multiply the number by 4 to get 1000$ in a single payment.
Are you positive those KO and PEP schedules are accurate? Last I checked they both paid in Apr, Jul, Oct, and Dec
I pulled the data from a website called simplysafedividends.com - it should be accurate but of course dividend dates can change over time
So if I invest roughly 14k into the first one after 14 month I would have my 14k back in divs 🤷♂️ obviously providing nothing goes wrong with the company etc or are you saying all the companies combined totalling over 500k in shares to receive 1k a month
Very informative would love you to do this on UK stocks
Noted! Was going to chuck it all in one video but thought it’d be too long, will do a separate one for UK stocks 👌🏼
Greetings from Scotland. Ideal timing as I'm about to start a new ISA. In my case, the goal is to cover mortgage payments with dividends.
I prefer to stay in the UK market to avoid the exchange rate. The list of UK dividend aristocrats/kings would be ideal... but BP, Shell, or BAT will probably be on the top anyway.
Keep up good work.
/long time subscriber/
Two words which equal added diversification which equals increased dividend yield %, what are they? Thats a lot of help, good luck and don't do a video on it if you work it out. 15%.
Mate, one question. I've been following an income invertor from Australia and then when looking into some of the funds he talks about I tried to find them here in the UK and they don't seem to be available... It's weird because they are funds from USA, available in Australia but not in the UK... Not even on the same broker he uses: Interative Brokers. Some funds are: JEPI, JEPQ, BST, UTG. Aren't they available here for some regulatory reason or something? It would be interesting to know.
Honestly information came at the right time
Great to hear!
If I need £503k to get 1k month. Would not be better to put in a saving account at 5% were I can get £2095 per month before tax.
you better put 500.000 in banks on fix frozen good % rate!
I would say if you’re going to invest in the the etf maybe invest 5% of your portfolio so then you can still have a monthly dividend income but since you’re only investing little
By little you’re not risking thousands. I usually invest in the S&P for my main %
So every stock for that month pays out £250
This is incredible 🙌🏾🔥🏆
I can't tell you because it will devalue my own knowledge.
Great video, Mitch, there is nothing like dividend payments as the market flips upside down!
Could UK citizen buy US based ETF as dividend paying or need to buy as CFD?
What do you think about investing into BP?
Thanks Mitch. This clears up the math an how much.❤
Can you do famous portfolios ie: buffet an Berkshire.?
Is the bist100 from Turkey worth the risk?
Many thanks again
Thanks Paul! I’ve never looked into any Turkish equities so have no idea, sorry!
How can you buy QYLD in the uk as you are suggesting? I thought US ETFs aren't purchasable in the UK?
It's listed on the lse
Thank you for pronouncing leverage correctly 😂
Its about total return not dividend return
Is the VUSA the only ETF you pay into?
It is currently, yes ☺️
There is a typo. It should be "received"
my bad!
Would you advise using leverage to buy dividend stocks
I’d never advise using leverage, dangerous game
Hi mate, any idea in how much would be the tax % on 1000 dividends per month?
Hiya, if they’re paid from an ISA it’s tax free, if not, if you’re a basic rate tax payer it’s 8.75%, higher rate it’s 33.75% and additional rate it’s 39.35%
@@MitchShoesmith Amazing, I am still far from that just building up the portfolio but might consider move to the ISA account
Subscribed Mitch good content.
Thanks Jack, appreciate it!
great video needed this !
Great video Mitch. One of your best. Well researched and presented. 👏👏
Thanks Mr P!
My favourites are Bp Shell Unilever imperial brands
Good those companies are destroying the environment creating an excess of co2 in the atmosphere.