How To Get $10,000 Dividends When I Retire

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If you want to get paid $10,000 with dividends when you retire, keep watching my video!
Generating money annually from dividends can be achievable but requires careful planning and investment.
1. Set a Target of how much you want to earn annually.
2. Research Dividend-Yielding Stocks: Look for companies with a history of paying consistent dividends
3. Build a Diversified Portfolio: Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Diversify your investments across different sectors and industries to reduce risk.
4. Reinvest Dividends: This can compound your returns over time.
5. Patience
Remember, investing always carries risks, and it's essential to do your research before making any decisions.
-Steve
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[@DerekGiesey]

How do you balance this long term ETF approach for dividends with buying actual dividend ETFs like SCHD? It seems to me that buying something like SCHD only makes sense if you have a large amount of money to put into it up front so you can start getting meaningful dividend returns right away, but if you are starting small and building up, doing as you suggest in this video is better?

[@omabluevenice]

Hello Steve! I like your videos and I'm a subscriber now. I have a question and hopefully you can help me.
I just started my 401k with Vanguard, but I want to buy some small stocks on the side and I was reading the small print on their website and it says only citizens of the USA can invest. I'm a resident only right now. Probably I'll become a citizen by the end of the year.
What do you think about this? Do you know the requirements for opening an account with Fidelity? Thanks

[@JOURNEY1995]

Thank u but I can't afford 583 a month can I put 20 a month I am serious I live paycheck to paycheck ❤

[@CalltoLeap]

It’s an example. You can try to contribute as much as you can to start the growth

[@JOURNEY1995]

@CalltoLeap ok I will try

[@user-dy8st7lu9c]

最高良かった致します👍👏💯

[@CalltoLeap]

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