How To Make $1,000 Per Month in Dividends (SIMPLE!)

Simple math to be able to calculate how to make $1,000 per month in dividends. Passive income through dividend investing can lead to financial freedom so fast! AT&T NYSE:T

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*not financial advice

[NicholasBall]

If I had $360k I would invest $100k in tech & $260k into dividend stock with a proven track record to grow with capital appreciation & dividend increase year over year

[weihaotan]

An even simpler way is to divide how much you need by the dividend yield.

12, 000/0.071=169, 014.

[KampsKnows]

The realistic version of this video would be investing in an etf or index fund that focusing on companies generating positive cash flow and aren’t in loads of debt like $T. Investing all your money in one stock is a really dangerous idea

[JohnsFishTales]

No way in hell AT&T is getting $170K from me. 😂

[fakealias]

Then once AT&T cuts their dividend again because they’re drowning in debt you’ll just need another $170k and likely experience the shares being devalued. Don’t yield chase people.

[oscarvasquez]

Finally someone actually showing numbers not just saying get rich by getting 1000 a month in dividends

[fbjbyig]

I have a different edge. I pulled down 4k in options premiums and 3k in dividends in June. First month popping 7k. Im reinvesting it all back into my portfilo. Every month the imcome grows by a little bit. Once im pulling down 30k a month, im pulling the plug on my w2 income. Im mid 50s.

[eldynamico]

To prevent discouragement from future investors, let’s lower that $12, 000 a year to just $100 a year. That is more doable to the beginning investor and to someone who does not have much money to invest in the first place. That’s how I started and it is working out very well.

[takenusername]

AT&T is near a 5 year low.
This isn’t the worst time to invest

[infpsych]

With its current share price of $13.60, you would’ve lost $50, 000 of your $169, 000 investment

[mohammedlabeeb]

So a suggestion to make the math less lengthy. So how about annual desired income $12, 000 divided by the dividend yield will give us the investment amount needed to accomplish this?

Then to know the number of shares to buy, just multiply the result by the price per share.

[gbstudios]

diversity over quantity. reinvest earnings into penny stocks, sell when they go high at the end of every quarter. take those earnings reinvest into blue sheet. you've got a moderate risk steady growth rate on cash flow.

[byronchristy]

At&t also pays a qtrly div per share. If you allow it to compound, it will be more be the time you take your annual pymnt

[josuegomez]

I'm amazed about how you made the calculations sooo much more complicated than what they actually are.

[JuanJohn]

He forgot to mention you will have to pay taxes end of the year on that😂

[jacopodanglars]

thank you. this is by far the simplest explanation, thank you 🙏

[sesTC]

If you use the yield %, the price and number of shares are irrelevant. 7% return on 10000 is always 700 regardless of what stock you buy as long as it returns 7%

[Santi._.]

Ok, now do that taking into account taxes, accountant fees, and inflation.

[tirevelation]

share price*(dividend yield*.01)=A value, (desired monthly income*12)/A value=# of shares to buy, # of shares to buy*share price=Amount of money you need to invest. Can someone check, correct and simplify this dividend income formula please. I wish to do this with SPY or SCHD one day.

[sunshinegaubert]

Great video you are on it 🎉will definitely be watching more and you have a new Sub here!