[] And collect or reinvest the income every single week! To view this email as a web page, go [here.]( To view this email as a web page, go [here.]( [] [] [] [Get my top 7 dividend stocks]( and my strategy LIVE at 1 p.m. ET on Thursday! 3 Steps to Build the Perfect Dividend Portfolio
I’ll let you in on a little secret that perhaps isn’t so “secret.” Wall Street and financial advisers want you to believe that successful, long-term investing is hard and complex. They don’t want you to know how to do it so they can keep taking a cut of your money for as long as possible. But there are very real, very simple ways you can [collect payments from stocks you own...]( It’s an unbelievably safe, guaranteed way to make extra income on your investments. And all you have to do is buy shares in the right dividend stocks, sit back and collect. If you can buy a stock, you can handle this with flying colors. There’s no complex trading, no gambling on penny stocks, and no need to study charts. Let me explain… How to Find the Best Dividend Stocks There’s a simple three-step trick to finding the top dividend stocks that you can buy and hold forever — and you can forget checking your trading account obsessively every day. Set, forget, collect… You can of course do this in your regular brokerage account, or a 401(K) or IRA if you like the tax advantages and would rather wait till you retire to reap the rewards. And you can get started right away with just a few hundred bucks — of course, the more you invest, the more you collect. So setting up a dividend portfolio is actually quite simple… No, you don’t just blindly pick stocks because they pay a dividend — most of the yields are too low. Take the S&P 500-tracking SPY ETF, which pays about 1.5% a year... You can do much better. And that makes step 1 of building the [Ultimate Dividend Portfolio]( perhaps the most important: Get stocks that pay high yields. Compare SPY’s paltry dividend with that of Altria Group Inc. (NYSE: MO), which was founded in 1822. So it has a century of history, which means it’s reliable, AND it’s increased its dividend every year for more than a half-century. The dividend was 9.64% as of the day I wrote this... That means for a $25,000 investment, you could make $2,400 in dividends over the next year. That’s an extra $200 a month without lifting a finger once you’ve bought the shares. Now, here’s where it gets even more interesting… If you reinvest that dividend into shares of the stock, that will compound the growth of your portfolio. That doesn’t even include growth in the underlying stock itself, which leads me to the next step… Step 2: Pick Stocks With Strong Growth Potential So you found a stock that pays a great dividend. But is it a strong stock with a sound track record of climbing higher over time? Sure, that’s great if it pays a strong dividend. But you don’t want to lose your shirt because the company is struggling to make money and the stock is falling — which would also give it reason to cut the dividend. So a strong stock that pays a strong dividend works together in tandem, and that’s [how you get high-quality dividend payments]( hitting on a repeating cycle. Which leads us to the final step… Step 3: Get Dividend Payments as Frequently as Possible If you want the cash to flow in frequently — and of course you do! — you want stocks that pay out more than just quarterly, like MO above. A lot of people don’t know this, but there are stocks that pay 12 times a year instead of just four. And one approach is to line up dividend stocks that pay monthly... But at different times each month! There are stocks that pay every month in a particular week, so let’s say for example the first Friday, the second Friday, and so on. With stocks that pay different weeks every month, we can build a portfolio that pays us literally every single week, four weeks a month, and 12 months a year. Now that you know this three-step process, I’d love to show you how to build the [Ultimate Dividend Portfolio.]( Let me show you the way — Think and Win! [] [] Celeste Lindman
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