FASTEST Way to Live off Dividends Forever: Dividend AVALANCHE

The dividend snowball is great, but if you want to live off passive income and dividends forever FASTER, you need to hit the dividend avalanche! It is possible to quit your job and live off passive income and here are some high dividend growth ETFs along with ways to invest even more money every month to build up the dividend investing portfolio!
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[benjaminp]

I'm 42, just became 100% debt free in June, and am supercharging my investments. Made a goal to achieve financial freedom by 52, thanks for your solid advice!

[TJSpike]

Love the honesty and simplicity. I myself have truned 19 today, fortunately i live with my parents and and have gotten my expesenses to less than 500 bucks a month. I have a good job and make 2600 a month and put anywhere from 1300-2000k consitiently a month in etfs, like voo, schd, vig, etc. Every month.😅

[GeneralSirDouglasMcA]

I’ve personally discovered the “Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful” statement to be true.

It’s tempting to want to invest as much as possible during a bull market (stock market seems to increase every time you check it), and invest very conservatively or pause altogether during a bear market (prices going down steadily), but in reality you do the exact opposite.

I (temporarily) live on rice & beans during bear markets so I can invest every penny possible, ; sometimes well over 50% of my income if I don’t have any bills due that week, but I slow down during bull markets, though I don’t stop completely.

[NicolasCharalambous-ty]

I have a question is it possible to double dip dividend payouts each month. Example: two similar ETFs. JEPI with an ex dividend date of August 1 and payment 5th and SPYI with an ex dividend date of July 26 and payment 29th. These dates fall same each month. So if for example invest in SPYI prior to 26th get paid on the 29th sell after the ex date buy JEPI before August 1 and receive a payment on the 5th. Repeat every month and receive two payments? Just wondering. Thanks.

[garythornbury]

i reinvest all of my dividends back into shares- its working.

[SY-uhvs]

Thanks for the honesty at the last part. Thanks for adding the numbers a lot of other guys just say "How to make blah a month" with out saying how much we need to invest to reach that goal.

[enlea]

I recently decided to stop eating out on weekdays, and to start cooking at home instead. Dumping all of my new savings into treasuries and SCHD/VOO!

[brianlee]

Of all the videos on ETFs and investment you are the best Professor G. Keep up the good work. God bless you. Thanks.

[MoneyMinuteMentor]

Getting a 13.8% annual return is mind-blowing. It is hard to expect this kind of return for the next 20 years.

[gabrielzvulun]

Thank you Prof. G you're my #1 finance teacher! Love your personality as well.

[WinnieTheTrain]

You could also invest into growth stocks like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon for 15 years, and get a million and then take the million and put it into dividend stocks.

[crazybaymile]

I am doing 30% in schd, jepi and vig. 30% in JEPQ and 40% in XLK. May use some cash flow to help pay off my mortgage faster. One asset buying another asset :)

[CoachKlinger]

Question- am I off based thinking if I invested in a combination of things like QQQM and VOO in my ROTH, then when I retire (or get close) start selling my positions off and roll it into dividend paying funds like SCHD I would come out ahead of where I would be had I just invested into dividend focused funds the entire time? I shouldn’t be taxed on my gains because of it being in a ROTH and I should have realized bigger returns in more growth type funds. I realize this is all projection, so no one knows for sure… I love the idea of living off of dividends, but I don’t plan on needing/using them anytime soon. Thanks so much, love your videos!

[QUINTUSMAXIMUS]

It is a very slow process. If my growth stocks would be profitable, I would sell some to get more divdends. I get about 130 bucks a month in dividends. It's not much, but I'll add a considerable amount to reach about 160 a month next year.

[一点一滴学英文]

Your videos are so inspiring ！thank you

[BrachMarker]

this is so clear and easy to follow thank you!

[popcornmom]

Thank you for another awesome video! I'm 42 yrs old. In my brokerage account, which option do you think is the best choice? SCHD (30%) + VOO (40%) + VIG(30%)? Or SCHD (15%) + O (15%)+VOO (40%)+VIG(30%)? Which option do you think is better option for more dividend income? Do you think adding O is better than just having SCHD for more dividend?

[brianv]

I would love to know your thoughts on Closed End Funds.

[RamonRodriguez-hqvn]

I do agree with investing more, I have been investing $200 per month; concentrating on one stock. Until I have enough shares, that the DRIP will add one (1) more share per quarter.

[farhadghajari]

Thanks Professor G, your videos have made me focus and be more disciplined with my finances.

Would it be better to create a dividend portfolio within in a Brokerage account or Roth IRA? I assume a Roth IRA because the dividends won't be taxed while you are trying to build your snowball or avalanche. Plus you wouldn't want to even use the dividends now because they are so low at first. Thanks a million!