How Much My Dividend Portfolio Paid Me in November! ($216,000 Account!)

In this video, we analyze how much dividend income I made in the month of November. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

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[girldaddividendinvestor]

$500/ month is a side hustle. Whomever is saying that as an insult is just strange. Keep killing it. 🎉

[Jumpman]

December is always my highest dividend month. I'm hoping to break 2k.

[davesrvchannel]

$215, 000 invested in CD’s giving 5% would yield $900 monthly. Which would be $10, 800 a year. I’m currently on $205, 000 in CD’s and just starting to look into what you’re doing. I see advantages to both so I’ll likely keep $100, 000 in cds and $105, 000 into diversified etfs

[christianr]

Curious what your portfolio showed AFTER December’s stumble coupled with dividends. Forget not that you are paying taxes on these dividends and income (yearly), unless it is a tax sheltered account. Something that people don’t always account for. As you grow income ( both earned and cap gains/dividend) you need to protect from pushing into a new higher tax bracket!

[GoodEvening]

Interesting vid as always! Would you do a video comparing SCHD to DGRW to talk about the merits of both? I personally think DGRW suits dividend growth better. Keep up the great work!

[tWALLACEimmGROMITy]

Do you have a video setting up your tracker / spreadsheet?

[cleqz]

Did you already pay tax on those dividends? For example on the average monthly dividends of 518 usd?

[K-G-ms]

Hey I’m super excited to start my journey in investing in stock and dividend, I’m super new to stock and slowly getting the terms and have watch a couple of your video, and done my research and looking to purchase my first couple of stock today, but wondering what a solid pick? I’m trying to see how it does 😊

[SteezyG]

and in the next 30 years expect it to drop by the same amount for a few months when times get peaks and troughs brother, great month and happy to see your portfolio doing so well.

[TheAvataroo]

Would you consider doing a video comparing dividend growth investing to pure growth investing?

I’m currently 20/80 in SCHD and SCHG, with a $170k taxable portfolio and another $60k in my Roth IRA (tax-free, all SCHG). I’m focused on growth now and plan to shift to dividends later.

This year, SCHG’s 40% gain far outpaced SCHD’s 27%, giving me an extra 13% to eventually sell and invest in dividends. (Even if SCHD’s 3% dividends compounded to add 5%, SCHG still wins by 8%.)

I wish I had the time to research dividend growth stocks like you do, but I need a more passive approach.

Still, a 40% gain with built in diversification and no extra effort is pretty good, right? :D I’d love to hear your take on this!

[Guardiankasai]

In your opinion what would be better when starting off reinvest the dividends back into the same stock or invest all dividends into a new stock so that new stock is only funded by dividends

[wallys]

Where did you get the dividend calculator? Is it free?

[frankdoyle]

And what about Tax? Where is this accounted for in your projections?

[huihui]

Uncle Sam coming to collect dividend income 😊

[frankielaguna]

new to investing by why not make contributions into agree realty or agnc or real estimate to get monthly dividends to make it more livable, living on dividends on a quarterly basis seems difficult?

[EdwardVarner]

Newbie question. Do you add the return from a dividend stock to the growth to get the yield percentage? So let’s say a stock grew 15% and your dividend stock grew 11% with a 4% payout. Would the dividend stock return also be 15%?

[rulymendy]

Nice spreadsheet, is it free to download?

[ianesplin]

O is good if you want monthly income. Keep in mind though that REITs don’t get qualified dividend tax rates, they are taxed at ordinary income tax rates.

[TheManow]

Hello, I am waiting for your VDO on why are you considering selling JEPI. Please kindly share your opinion, thank you

[Extracheesemedia]

Do you trade options too or it this portfolio just funded from w2 income ?