The $25 Weekly Habit That Could Make You Financially Free

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2024
  • The $25 Weekly Habit That Could Make You Financially Free
    Imagine receiving $5,000 in Annual dividends with just a $25 weekly investment. In this video, we reveal the step-by-step strategy to create lasting, passive income through smart dividend investing. Discover the exact math, key portfolio strategies, and tax tips that can turn small contributions into significant wealth over time. Whether you're a new or experienced investor, this guide covers essential insights, like the Enhanced DRIP Strategy and the Pentagon of Dividend Growth, helping you avoid common pitfalls and optimize your income.
    In this video, we’ll cover:
    How $25 weekly investments can grow into $5,000 in annual dividends
    The top 5 categories for a balanced dividend portfolio
    Critical tax-saving strategies for dividend investors
    Case studies from real investors achieving financial freedom
    Start your journey towards sustainable wealth and join our community of savvy investors. Like, subscribe, and share to empower others on the path to financial independence!
    DISCLAIMER:
    We are not licensed financial advisors, and the content in these videos is intended purely for educational purposes. We do not offer official financial advice. Always consult with a licensed professional before making any financial investments or decisions. Your investments are your own responsibility, and in these videos, we are simply sharing our personal opinions without any guarantee of gains or losses. All investments carry risk, and comments are educational in nature and not personal recommendations.

Комментарии • 42

  • @Johnc812
    @Johnc812 17 дней назад +6

    Title said monthly but the video said annually 😅

  • @curtissouth916
    @curtissouth916 17 дней назад +3

    What dividend stocks pay 3.5% yield also gain average of 8%/year? Very few. You rarely get both. You either get high dividends and low growth stocks or low/no dividend with higher growth. Not both. Dividend portfolios are the absolute slowest way to grow wealth.

  • @lenchute4986
    @lenchute4986 День назад

    It's a great motivational video! Thank you!

  • @armandochavez4398
    @armandochavez4398 Месяц назад +4

    Great video motivates me to keep investing.

    • @InvestorIntellect12
      @InvestorIntellect12  Месяц назад +1

      Thank you! I'm glad the video motivated you to keep investing. Building a steady income stream through consistent, small investments can really pay off over time!

  • @alessandrop1977
    @alessandrop1977 Месяц назад +2

    Hello. I watch the video and it is interesting however…I don’t know how to find all the information required to select the stocks.

    • @InvestorIntellect12
      @InvestorIntellect12  28 дней назад

      Thanks for watching! For finding stock info, I recommend starting with Yahoo Finance and your broker's research tools - they provide all the essential data you need for dividend stock research. Let me know if you need more specific guidance! 😊

  • @tristamarie7115
    @tristamarie7115 29 дней назад +1

    Would be curious on your thoughts of NXST?

    • @InvestorIntellect12
      @InvestorIntellect12  28 дней назад

      Thanks for asking about NXST (Nexstar Media Group)! While I can't give specific investment advice, it's a well-known dividend stock in the media sector. Make sure to do your own research on their financials and dividend history to see if it fits your investment goals. 👍

  • @josephsaeteurn9158
    @josephsaeteurn9158 Месяц назад +13

    25 years? forget that.. too old for 25 years.. ill stick with my wheel strategy.. the title of this video is very "MISLEADING"

    • @InvestorIntellect12
      @InvestorIntellect12  Месяц назад +6

      While I understand the 25-year timeline isn't for everyone, the title aims to show what's realistically possible for long-term dividend growth. You're right - the wheel strategy can offer quicker income through options premiums plus dividends. Thanks for highlighting this perspective - it's important viewers know there are different strategies for different time horizons and goals.

    • @secondfocuz1371
      @secondfocuz1371 20 дней назад +2

      What's a wheel strategy?

    • @qlrobins0287
      @qlrobins0287 15 дней назад +3

      Yes. What's the wheel strategy?

    • @HattieMaeGotMoves
      @HattieMaeGotMoves 15 дней назад

      Exactly life is happening right now...I need safe returns now....what is wheel method

    • @vegeta1818
      @vegeta1818 14 дней назад

      ​@@secondfocuz1371its basically options trading

  • @William-y1d-l5c
    @William-y1d-l5c Месяц назад +2

    I have a lump sum in my possession, what about aggressive dividends etf to hold now

    • @84photodude
      @84photodude Месяц назад

      High yield div...40%
      Nav erosion on stock loss...50%
      Total return...negative 10%
      The fund could delist, cut the div, do a reverse split, delute shares.
      Compared to stocks with no stock nav erosion, forget about 40% starting yield. Over a 15-20 yr span, yield on cost could be over 100%.
      Do a margin loan at 14% instead of selling and paying the 28% capital gains tax.

    • @InvestorIntellect12
      @InvestorIntellect12  Месяц назад +1

      Thanks for asking about aggressive dividend ETFs for your lump sum! For high-yield focused ETFs, you might want to look into options like JEPI (7-8% yield) or QYLD (11-12% yield) - but remember that higher yields often come with higher risks. I'd suggest spreading your investment across 2-3 different dividend ETFs rather than going all-in on a single aggressive one, to better protect your capital while still generating solid income.

  • @stf8369
    @stf8369 Месяц назад +4

    Too little, too late!! I'm 57 yrs old 😢

    • @InvestorIntellect12
      @InvestorIntellect12  Месяц назад +9

      Thanks for your candid comment, and I hear your frustration. Even at 57, you can still build meaningful dividend income by combining higher-yield strategies with smart capital preservation. While our 25-year timeline might not fit your needs, you could explore more immediate income options like quality high-yield ETFs combined with dividend aristocrats.

    • @robertserra9790
      @robertserra9790 20 дней назад

      @@InvestorIntellect12 Its never too late to start and if you don't start now you're guaranteed nothing. Look at the new covered call ETF's and more aggressive Yieldmax which offers extremely high yields that can yield retirement income in less than 10 years

    • @pharryah7712
      @pharryah7712 9 дней назад +1

      Never to late I’m 50 and I’m on year 4 u can still do it

  • @stanmoney8470
    @stanmoney8470 12 дней назад

    Can't do $25.00 every week, maybe every other. That should still help out!

  • @reddogg7787
    @reddogg7787 7 дней назад

    Damn near 50 I don’t have 25 yrs for this bs.

  • @KentBrono
    @KentBrono 10 дней назад

    I'm new to stock and crypto. I feel like I’ve missed out on good buying opportunities by investing at the wrong times. With a $450K yearly income, I'm considering putting my savings into the market. Do you think I should learn to invest myself or rely on a financial advisor? I'm getting frustrated trying to find the right coins on my own.

  • @robertserra9790
    @robertserra9790 20 дней назад

    Excellent overall in one video that covers all points to consider.

  • @DrBrandonSchultz
    @DrBrandonSchultz 17 дней назад

    MLP in an IRA is either not allowed or very complicated...

  • @chancesalcedo7284
    @chancesalcedo7284 28 дней назад

    Do you happen to have a Pie to share with us, On M1, we want a piece of the Pie!

    • @InvestorIntellect12
      @InvestorIntellect12  28 дней назад

      Thanks for your interest! While I don't currently share M1 Finance pies directly, I've outlined all the dividend stocks and allocations in the video that you can easily recreate in your own M1 pie. Feel free to customize the percentages based on your personal investment strategy!

  • @P.D.A.P.S.
    @P.D.A.P.S. 14 дней назад

    I’m doing $125 weekly is that too much.

    • @sarahbarrett6704
      @sarahbarrett6704 5 дней назад

      Depends on if you have debt or not. If you have debt you should pay it off with at least some of that money . If you don't have debt, the more you can put in the faster dividend stocks will grow.

  • @yodb4l502
    @yodb4l502 29 дней назад +2

    For one hundred years, I'll have over 50 plus millions of dollars. Lol.

    • @InvestorIntellect12
      @InvestorIntellect12  28 дней назад

      Haha, compound interest really is amazing isn't it! 💪 Just remember to stay consistent with your investments and let time do its magic!

  • @batmancape1112
    @batmancape1112 16 дней назад

    Or maybe just get SCHD, dollar cost average

  • @gregbrancwash
    @gregbrancwash 15 дней назад

    Video started off saying one thing but ended up saying sum else

  • @TonyMoze
    @TonyMoze 13 дней назад

    Her RATs?
    And
    REE- ITES? 😂😂😂

  • @CC-it3df
    @CC-it3df 19 дней назад

    A Loophole would mean that you would not have to wait long term. Therefore, this is CLICK BAIT. Unless a person has no idea about investing then this video is useless.

  • @deonb6443
    @deonb6443 11 дней назад

    Had to dislike title saying monthly..... video said 5,000 annual