The Ultimate Dividend Portfolio For 2024 (Best Dividend Stocks)

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[Raymondjohn]

The thing to me is, if you invest and have other income outside of dividends then you will be able to live off dividends without selling. Which means you can pass that on to your kids which will give them a leg up in life. $52k dividends received in 2022.

[PhilSommer]

I began my investment journey at the age of 38, primarily through hard work and dedication. Now at the age of 42, I am thrilled to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single month for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity

[gameguy]

This is a good list, I see no flaw in it and I already have £1k in GSK myself. I'm wondering though for myself if I followed through, it might be worth investing in fewer companies as the dividend payouts would be smaller since I don't have a lot (I started last January and I managed to save £4k in my fist year of investing which I'm pleased with).

[kellydewet]

What platform did you use for all your dividends stock

[thekingoftheworld]

A low payout ratio is a good thing. You want them to be able to cover the dividend comfortably and have room to grow it in the future. Not sure why you think a low payout ratio is a bad thing?

[philr]

Nice content, and good food for thought. Can’t really disagree with any of the companies and I think it would be a nice, consistent portfolio.

[nnannamadu]

Great job Chris! This is my idea of a perfect video. Ticks all the boxes and saves a lot of research time. I followed you very closely last year and got many helpful tips that helped me build a decent portfolio with amazing returns. Looking forward to seeing how this plays out. Cheers.

[jonathanreevescad]

Great Video Chris, and thanks for the research. Do you plan to do another 2024 version of this anytime?

[derekskam]

Chris, love your video and agree with the content. I suggest that you add with each and every dividend income stock you've mentioned, jump in at the right time. If you buy on a high trend and the stock then turns to a low trend you'll then be waiting with a stock that although is offering an income you may well be down overall on your current holding. Jump in at the right time, folks, look for a significant dip on that particular dividend paying stock. Cheers, all.

[marcus]

Excellent quality video; very pleasant, thorough, simple to understand and yet informative. Brilliant job :)

[AA-fbni]

Why is a low payout ratio putting you off? Doesn’t that mean potential future growth?

[The_Summit_Wanderer]

Amazing, thanks for this ...I've been looking for a descent dividend payer for July/August so I get a steady flow ❤

[nigelprice]

BAT Chris ? No matter what the dividend I couldn't. As someone else mentioned, no Aviva ? L&G I believe have no general insurance so not an exact like for like. Would you cover both ?
Both companies seem very positive on outlook and growing dividends

[MrBigBet]

Hey Chris,

Just wondering... Would you say if I were to invest in all these companies (you've said to invest in within the video), it would be a portfolio that I could set up via a T212 Pie, set Auto-investing and forget about? 😅 I of course check my T212 daily, but would really like a pie that I can set and forget about (or at least change it as little as possible) 😄

Thanks!

[borilam]

I'm new to this already got s&p500 but thinking of getting ftse100 and vuag, what would you recommend?

[malvanlondon]

Thanks for the informative video. Where did you get your list of the top 40 Dividend Aristocrats from?

[Husram]

Great video. Can I ask why national grid didn't come up. I thought they've paid out dividends for over 10years and the share price has had a solid growth over the long term with a current dividend yield of around 4.5%

[diligent]

i’m your opinion what trading app account should I open to Start this ultimate dividend Portfolio for long term ?

[adrianssolutionsgwm]

can chris comment here? Chris, what about vodafone, 10pc div cause price low, 230p decades ago, low (!) 70 couple months ago where the descending trend reversed upwards, spain and india operations improved, easy to increase prices (my provider tesco paugo 7p to 35p in 2 yrs) and if falls below 70 likely bought out. Best thing about ur interesting vids is no silly background music ! Oh, and what about buying guilts.. IF u can get hold of a graph showing ticker and yield split between capital gain n coupon u could avoid uk div tax of 20 to 40 percent.

[mchompalov]

Great video as usual! Have you considered Imperial Brands as supposed to BAT? Higher yield, however I’m not sure if it fulfils the criteria