4 Steps To Build A Dividend Portfolio

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Watch this video to learn the 4 simple steps to building a $100 dividend portfolio 🌟📈

1. Open a brokerage account
2. Link your bank accounts and set up automatic recurring monthly deposits
3. Buy dividend paying assets
4. Watch your account grow due to compound interest and dividend payments 👍

Have you started building your dividend portfolio? Let me know in the comments below! 🙂👇

Remember, every step you take brings you closer to financial success and I’m here to support you every step of the way.
-Steve

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[vitavirgo]

Master Class, please & thank you❤

[CalltoLeap]

Typo: $1, 000 per month. Sorry for the typo! :)

[danny-_-]

JEPQ is my favorite dividend ETF, and it pays monthly.

[karolineberge]

Does Vanguard have this option too? Is it easy to start like fidelity?

[ivystorm]

Hey, how much money did you have to invest to make over a million dollars as a 37 year old?

[irys]

Masterclass. Question--What about the tax implications on a brokerage account?

[randomguy]

Do you also reinvest the dividends in the same index fund for 20 years?

[Jaywill-xvkx]

Can you put a little less every month?

[commonsensewins]

im just saying. but as of rn stuff is going down and down and down. should i be worried? or will it to boom again 😂

[davidhartman]

Your math was a bit off, 12, 000 a year equates to 1, 000 per month.

[Steve-zfcv]

Wait... $100 a month does not equate to $12000 a year or am i missing something?

[HolisticTake]

What happens to all your money if the economy collapses?

[jfjkdkjfj]

$12000 a year is $1000 a month, not $100.