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Curious to know about how much you pay in taxes on those 6.1k divs per year. I think it is a bit misleading to say that you get X amount per year without removing the taxes that you must pay. It's like the FCF of a company. I don't care if they make billions in revenue, if they are left with 1 million profit after all expenses, taxes e.t.c.
if you diversify your holdings then if any given sector does bad for a month/year the payments and growth from other sectors can cover so that you dont lose everything if one stock does bad
Understood. But isn’t SCHD pretty diversified already? I’m just wondering if the compound interest “snowball” would increase faster if all $$$ was in SCHD only…
@@dfsandiego2606 well im no financial expert, but yes you are correct that it is an ETF so its already diversified but the ETF managers have rules set in place for how its managed, so looking at it one way, you would say that it limits not only its own growth but yours as well, it will only take safe plays in order to insure that its fund has growth, but you as an investor can only capture the growth that the fund does, and only a share of that growth. IF you as in investor diversify "yourself" then you can potentially capture more growth. now if you are looking for a safe start or just a set it and go option, you can just grab one ETF like SCHD as it has shown itself to be a nice and stable grower, but depending on your needs, be it retirement or income now, the type of dividend stock can change for you, having something that is a mix can give you a more stable and bigger dividend income through diversification, like a mix of growth and high yield, or even bonds so that even if the market takes a dip you can collect through that dip
@@dfsandiego2606it is diversified but there’s pretty much a cap on appreciation and earnings. Tech stocks or financials have opportunities to grow more than SCHD, so yes, all SCHD is probably safer and less micromanaging needed, but you cap your growth versus a mix
Portfolio has grown considerably since the beginning of this year. My yield on cost right now is about 3.80%. I’m a long term dividend growth investor, so my goal isn’t necessarily to buy high yielding stocks. It’s to buy stocks that grow free cash flow, and in turn grow dividend payments over time. This will help me achieve my goal of living off dividends.
I love your content, keep it up! One question if I may ^_^ Is it a good ideea to do a ~half - ~half between SCHD and VGT in a portofolio with some idividual stocks that are not present in those 2, like: VICI, V, GOOGL, UNH, JPM, etc? Stocks that also have good financials and good dividend increase. I just wanna know your opinion on a half dividend growth portofolio + half GROWTH(VGT)
Is the spreadsheet template you show in this video included in the subscription cost? Is there any way to purchase just that template? Great content btw - thank you.
Hi! The spreadsheet comes with Tickerdata premium! The spreadsheet doesn’t work without tickerdata, because tickerdata is what allows the spreadsheet to automatically import the data.
Once you start to live off dividends, would you still be contributing the full $2500 monthly amount? I’m thinking that could be tweaked so you have more capital to live on while also continuing to add to your portfolio.
I think the strategy he is utilizing is legit. I am 50 now and just started living of dividends of 6k a month. Two things to note though; one the taxes are more then anticipated and it took me 24 years of investing about 700 to 1k a month consistently to do so on a teachers salary. Not including the 33k I dumped into an ETF in 2008 when the world was falling apart.So, obviously if he is making more than 60k a year, quicker is possible.
Why do you only hold 7% cash position. Just curious why you wouldn’t invest it all? Is your “portfolio” including all assets (like savings accounts) or am I missing something?
It's probably akin to an emergency fund......in many brokerage accounts it earns a decent amount of interest.....and if there is a really good opportunity....he has cash available to scoop up an amazing buy.
@Dividendology do you still invest in Altria or just let it DRIP and let it create its own snowball. If not what number of shares would you consider personally to let the dividends create its own snowball and no longer invest into the company.
I’m not sure why you’re nearly 50% in SCHD and holding individual dividend paying stocks that are likely also in SCHD. If you’re going to do that then why not just be all in with SCHD?
There’s a little overlap, but I’m also heavily into tech. MSFT and V are my next largest holdings for example. Their yield is low, but their growth and dividend growth will likely far outpace SCHD over the next 20 years.
Thanks for your videos and information .appreciate if you could please talk slower in future videos, quite stressful , you will gain more followers and likes rather than the opposite .thks
imagine getting 1-2-3k per month and unable to live off dividends lmao. why are u living in america? go to asia and spend 500 per month you're already retired. some people
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to be corrects, should it not be Div payment Minus the tax ?
It depends on quite a few factors. Here’s a video explaining dividend taxes: ruclips.net/video/iihCxg2Tcro/видео.htmlsi=ikNhr4TlXh_HwzQO
Great update!! I’ve been buying SCHD, V and building some cash slowly!!!
You say you receive $511.30 of dividends by "doing absolutely nothing. " That's not true. You are working very hard for that!
Very true!! Thank you!
I want to see this post in 14 or less years and see you made it to that point you are a beast!
Thank you!
See you there 😂👋☀️☀️
Waaaaaaay less than 14! 🎉🎉
Could you do a video on a schd alternative for european investors? I am confident that a lot of your audience would appreciate that, me included :)
Nice idea!
Why keep intc?
Curious to know about how much you pay in taxes on those 6.1k divs per year. I think it is a bit misleading to say that you get X amount per year without removing the taxes that you must pay. It's like the FCF of a company. I don't care if they make billions in revenue, if they are left with 1 million profit after all expenses, taxes e.t.c.
Why not go 50% SCHD & 50% SCHG they only have a 1% overlap. I do like UNH.
Can you explain the longterm advantage of having all your stock holdings instead of just taking all that cash and investing it ALL into schd?
if you diversify your holdings then if any given sector does bad for a month/year the payments and growth from other sectors can cover so that you dont lose everything if one stock does bad
Understood. But isn’t SCHD pretty diversified already? I’m just wondering if the compound interest “snowball” would increase faster if all $$$ was in SCHD only…
@@dfsandiego2606 well im no financial expert, but yes you are correct that it is an ETF so its already diversified but the ETF managers have rules set in place for how its managed, so looking at it one way, you would say that it limits not only its own growth but yours as well, it will only take safe plays in order to insure that its fund has growth, but you as an investor can only capture the growth that the fund does, and only a share of that growth. IF you as in investor diversify "yourself" then you can potentially capture more growth. now if you are looking for a safe start or just a set it and go option, you can just grab one ETF like SCHD as it has shown itself to be a nice and stable grower, but depending on your needs, be it retirement or income now, the type of dividend stock can change for you, having something that is a mix can give you a more stable and bigger dividend income through diversification, like a mix of growth and high yield, or even bonds so that even if the market takes a dip you can collect through that dip
@@dfsandiego2606it is diversified but there’s pretty much a cap on appreciation and earnings. Tech stocks or financials have opportunities to grow more than SCHD, so yes, all SCHD is probably safer and less micromanaging needed, but you cap your growth versus a mix
I want a video showing what you plan to spend $5000 a month on in 2038!!!
See you in 2038 😂
One shopping cart of groceries.
At the current rate $5000 will be a bag of groceries 😂
An apple and an egg 😂
What was your deciding factor on picking jepi over jepq?
You are on track for ~5k p.a dividend payout by the end of the year. So about 2.3% is this good?
Portfolio has grown considerably since the beginning of this year. My yield on cost right now is about 3.80%. I’m a long term dividend growth investor, so my goal isn’t necessarily to buy high yielding stocks. It’s to buy stocks that grow free cash flow, and in turn grow dividend payments over time. This will help me achieve my goal of living off dividends.
Wow, thanks for the real life look at dividend investing! Very helpful!
You are one of the guys i like to watch to keep me going. Keep on updating 👍
Thanks! Will do!
I wanted to get your spread sheet but its so confusing. You should make a video showing how to do it.
Already have! Here you go: ruclips.net/video/KRxHOlZSWjs/видео.html
having only 20 stocks i don’t feel is a bad thing especially when you have great business
Agreed I’m only at 18 stocks . All in great dividend paying stocks.
Love the channel!!!
The knowledge and experience you share keeps me motivated!…..Thank You🙂
Love seeing the transparency, awesome video!
I love your content, keep it up!
One question if I may ^_^
Is it a good ideea to do a ~half - ~half between SCHD and VGT in a portofolio with some idividual stocks that are not present in those 2, like: VICI, V, GOOGL, UNH, JPM, etc? Stocks that also have good financials and good dividend increase.
I just wanna know your opinion on a half dividend growth portofolio + half GROWTH(VGT)
Not sure, if you did this already, but do you mind sharing your thought process on reducing or selling completely a certain holding?
I’m more excited about how the SCHD split will impact my cost per share
I’m learning
Thank you. What are you buying now?
🤩 I am impress by your tracking Google sheet, the tabs (crypto, dividend calendar, dividend dashboard.
How can I get it? Success leaves clues
TickerData.com!
Is the spreadsheet template you show in this video included in the subscription cost? Is there any way to purchase just that template? Great content btw - thank you.
Hi! The spreadsheet comes with Tickerdata premium! The spreadsheet doesn’t work without tickerdata, because tickerdata is what allows the spreadsheet to automatically import the data.
Remember first watching a few years ago at $10,000 profile review
Once you start to live off dividends, would you still be contributing the full $2500 monthly amount? I’m thinking that could be tweaked so you have more capital to live on while also continuing to add to your portfolio.
Can you do a video on IDVO
Is your Account Bill Goldbergs WCW record, Going up every week?
I think the strategy he is utilizing is legit. I am 50 now and just started living of dividends of 6k a month. Two things to note though; one the taxes are more then anticipated and it took me 24 years of investing about 700 to 1k a month consistently to do so on a teachers salary. Not including the 33k I dumped into an ETF in 2008 when the world was falling apart.So, obviously if he is making more than 60k a year, quicker is possible.
The old saying, "market timing is like catching a falling knife" comes to mind.
Why schd and not amoney market?
SCHD pays far more than money market over time due to dividend growth. Plus share price appreciation
I thought I remember you saying 3M was on the chopping block a while ago, curious why you still have it?
can you do a video on humana health insurance
Nice idea!
i was thinking about doing a video on it i see you own unh…i own unh, chubb and now i own humana on the 30% crash today
Thanks
I watch your videos from time to time along with Joseph Carlson's and I've got to say, it is inspiring and you're very informative
Wow, thank you!
How much does RUclips pay you every month??
What platform does he used to invest? Anyone know? Like where is his money being held?
It's actually across multiple platforms right now, but lately I've been using interactive brokers more. Link in description
Now increase your monthly contribution by 10% every year, and you will reach that milestone even faster.
The realest question is what do you do after 50 years with that baller portfolio
I'm going to be enjoying it far sooner than 50 years :)
Probably enjoying living off the dividend portfolio for 40 years and then dying of old age
❤❤❤thx❤❤❤
Can anyone suggest best brokerage for european investors
Interactive brokers most likely. Link in description
Why do you only hold 7% cash position. Just curious why you wouldn’t invest it all? Is your “portfolio” including all assets (like savings accounts) or am I missing something?
It's probably akin to an emergency fund......in many brokerage accounts it earns a decent amount of interest.....and if there is a really good opportunity....he has cash available to scoop up an amazing buy.
wow I get over 1200 a month from a 31k account
@Dividendology do you still invest in Altria or just let it DRIP and let it create its own snowball. If not what number of shares would you consider personally to let the dividends create its own snowball and no longer invest into the company.
Last time that I added a few shares of Altria was when it was trading around $40. I haven't added since, but I do reinvest dividends.
I’m not sure why you’re nearly 50% in SCHD and holding individual dividend paying stocks that are likely also in SCHD. If you’re going to do that then why not just be all in with SCHD?
There’s a little overlap, but I’m also heavily into tech. MSFT and V are my next largest holdings for example. Their yield is low, but their growth and dividend growth will likely far outpace SCHD over the next 20 years.
I was thinking that might be what you were doing. Good call. Keep up the great videos.
Why not have VGT with SCHD makes more sense if you want technology and more safe then single stock.
I'm a huge fan. Keep up the great work
Thanks!
Just curious, what do you do as your day job?
I've worked in finance my entire career.
Did you sell your shares of txrh?
I've never owned TXRH
@@Dividendology will you do a review on TXRH ?
I'll add it to my list
Hey! Thanks for the video. Have you done a video on dividend taxes yet?
I have! Here you go!: ruclips.net/video/iihCxg2Tcro/видео.html
@@Dividendology thank you!
Do you rent, own, or live with family? If I may ask
Rent about 30 minutes away from a big city. Looking to buy in about a year.
If I were you @Dividendology, I'll drop Domino's and get AM, Domino's will go down, for a while, most probably dividends will go down
Thanks for your videos and information .appreciate if you could please talk slower in future videos, quite stressful , you will gain more followers and likes rather than the opposite .thks
imagine getting 1-2-3k per month and unable to live off dividends lmao. why are u living in america? go to asia and spend 500 per month you're already retired. some people
Maybe he doesn’t speak other languages and is more comfortable in America. What a strange thing to suggest.
Inflation is amazing.what do you think about the port strike?
Early