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In Dividend Investing: The Ultimate Guide to Building a Long-Term Dividend Portfolio, you'll learn about why dividend investing is a popular investment strategy by retirees and early retirement planners. Dividend investing consists of progressively building a portfolio of assets that regularly disburses dividends as an additional passive income stream. Whether your goal is financial independence or simply building a sustainable residual income stream, dividend investing can be a foundational block for your investment strategy.
Read on to learn about what dividend investing is, the pros and cons of the methodology, the differences between dividend investing and other traditional investment strategies, and how to get started building your own dividend portfolio.
In the final chapter of this short book, you’ll be given a 31-tip checklist to apply everything you’ve learned into action in beginning your dividend portfolio!
Here is a preview of what is inside this book:
- What is Dividend Investing
- Top Reasons & Detractors of Dividend Investing
- How Dividend Investing Can Fit into Your Retirement Goals
- How to Retire Through Dividends?
- How to Build a Dividend Portfolio
- The Biggest Mistakes to Avoid When Growing Your Portfolio
- Identifying Dividend Growth Companies that Fit Your Portfolio
- How to Rebalance Your Dividend Portfolio
- Long-Term Strategies to Consider When Investing in Dividend Growth Companies
- Nine Dividend Growth Stock Suggestions to Start Your Portfolio
- 31-Tip Checklist for the New ETF Investor
- Conclusion
An excerpt from the book:
The concept of retirement can be mentally draining – you’re already working as hard as you can to provide for your family and then you have to have money for after work. That’s not to say you’re in a career where you have to be forced into retirement, but everyone looks forward to the idea of being able to sit on a porch with lemonade on a sunny day rather than put on a suit and go to a busy office.
Alas, to be able to reach that dream you have to have enough money saved up to live on for years and many folks use an individual retirement account (IRA) which come in various forms because the right type of investments can lead to building up that stockpile of money. That in itself is a challenge that can overwhelm a good number of people.
First, let’s look more into the Roth IRA that people prefer to use to build towards their retirement goals. These IRAs are savings and investment vehicles that have some tax benefits that are more beneficial than a typical investment portfolio.
While a traditional IRA provides an opportunity for an investor’s contributions to be made with income deposited before tax is taken out, those distributions are taxed as any other form of income you would earn from the 40-hour work week. But when you consider a Roth IRA, those contributions into the stocks are taxed, and the money that is returned to the investor is free of any taxes.
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