Earn $100,000 Per Year in Dividend Income - How Much Do You Need To Invest? 📈💰

Earn $100,000 Per Year in Dividend Income - How Much Do You Need To Invest? 📈💰

$100,000 per year in dividends. This video will give you a general idea of how you might go about calculating how much you need to invest to receive the dividend income you desire.

This video is produced for educational purposes only, but should give you some tips for calculating your future dividend income for yourself.

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What amount of total capital will generate 100K per year in dividends based on your yield?

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[RealMattMoney]

Not a bad video. I’m currently at $800/month in dividends on average at 28. Goal for 2020 is to get to $1000/month.

Long term goal is $1000/day, or about $365k/yr in dividends. Will keep everyone posted.

[cuauhtliastorga]

I just need $2000 in dividends a month and i will reach financial is cheap in Mexico!

[griffinbliss]

Im 18, turn 19 in april. im so happy that im starting now. i only have 500 invested so far, but plan to invest 250-500 each moth untill i can get a higher paying job. still, im starting off ok.

[alicemendoza]

Dividends prompted me to begin investing in the stock market. What counts, in my opinion, is that you can live off dividends without selling if you invest and make more money in addition to payouts. It suggests that you can pass on your knowledge to your children, providing them an advantage in life. I've invested over $600, 000 in dividend stocks throughout the years and will continue to do so until the price falls much further.

[davidwarner]

I invested a lump sum in trading stocks mid 2021 & it has made me couple millions & with help of Erlinia Jedraa Barrett, a finance manager I met her at a stocks seminar in London who trades for me, I've reached my goal of over 2 million dollar value.

[MMAPAYNE]

everyone talking about the thousands a month and im over her with 10 bucks lmao

[kenlynch]

Listen well all those in the 25 to 40 age range. Even better than having the $100, 000 Annual Dividend payout at 65 is settling accepting $60k - $65k and retiring early

[a.m.]

Get me $2700 a month dividends and I'm not working for anyone but myself ever again.

[jessicat]

$100k, sure, why not? But even with $60-80k in income, with hopefully no debt and a paid off house (with maybe some rental income), even with $60k, that would be amazing! Great vid!

[ipamajgt]

Even $50k is enough, if you work as well.

[DNOJ]

Reinvesting your dividends to get up to the mil

[tomascastillo]

I started investing dividends with as little as $100 on few assets, i continued investong with my broker till i had an upgrade. Right now i earn about $6, 800 weekly on different assets such as metals and indices.

[gkaskavelis]

Wish I had money earlier but telling us that starting 25-30 years old gives me courage. (just hit 30 this year and I have money to invest :D)

[jameswills]

Doing young people a favor, with a wake up call like this video. Especially considering the condition Social Security will be in in 20 years.

[EvangelistRBColbert]

Great video bro! Texas cost of living is very affordable, so $40 to $50K a year in dividends would be nice.

[MoneyandLifeTV]

In a previous investing video I had so many people ask me how much they needed to invest to reach a six figure dividend income. The answer varies widely based on various different factors such as your age, ROI/ yield, dividend growth, etc. If a person only has 1 year to invest and they need $100K annually then yes, you would be looking at a 3 million dollar investment, but if you have 20, 30, 40 years to invest you are probably looking at 1.5 million or less, because compounding interest will get you the rest of the way there.

[Thereisnorules]

When ur old money still good but you really want it when your younger, at least younger than 50

[seeratech]

I've only made around 20$ from dividend stocks... It's good im starting at 14 so I can reach my 5k a month goal!

[charlottejones]

I like the idea of stimulating positive change while still making profit. Investment is so important and luckily investing today is probably the easiest it's ever been. The stock market is growing at a break-neck pace and all investment services are competing to be as cheap and accessible as humanly possible.

[nathanlewis]

I am currently 20 years old making roughly $100/ year in dividends, but my question is, since I am young should I try to stay clear from REIT's since they are shorter term and do not get the qualified dividend status?