This Is When Your Dividend Snowball REALLY Takes Off 🚀

The ideas and opinions presented in this video are meant for informational and entertainment purposes only, are not intended to serve as a recommendation to buy or sell any security in any account, and are not an offer or sale of a security. They are also not research reports and are not intended to serve as the basis for any investment decision.

[rynewilliams]

What’s your annual dividend income sitting at? Let me know in the comments! 👇

[saladboy]

I think the exciting part is when your dividends get to the point where they start buying more shares

[samuelwall]

I'm currently at $90 annual income in my brokerage, but I am going to surpass $100 next week! I know it seems like nothing but just 3 months ago I was at $22 annually

[ajcourtier]

I'm 1 week away from hitting $200 a year in dividends.

[personalfinancialjourney]

$6, 139.62 annually. I am 30 years away from financial freedom.

[dividendking]

This. It was the same for me. Getting hyped for a few cents in dividends, then hitting $100/month and then $200/month and now I'm closing in on $300/month. My first huge goal is $1000/month - this could aid soo much if my business starts to suffer. Sure, I won't survive on it, but imagine the absolute zen mode of having that amount of income on top for your salary.

[SimpleHunts]

$53, 300+/- annually. But that includes 401Ks & IRAs.

[jeffrey]

Trust me! It comes on faster then you think. I used to get about $50/month in dividends when I started but a handful of years later, I’m up to almost 8 grand a year in dividend income! I have DRIP off in my account so i started to realize how much it increased when my cash in the account stays at a decent level despite me buying stocks regularly. Keep with it!

[rctaz]

I started investing Monday. So hopefully I can retire, um. Friday? 😂

[BWowed]

46k a year. Half of my money is in growth stocks and the other half in dividends.

[hokeeper]

It may be slow but id rather invest and have slow progress than no progress at all. Wishing everyone the best in their journey 👍

[magicprincesslive]

I'm in my third year of investing, and am not able to put a ton of money in each month... but my first year I was able to make about $300 in dividends for the year. Last year I got about $800 for the year, and I'm in line to almost double that and get about $1500 for this year. I'm at the point where I get about $100 - $120 a month, and it makes me super excited to see that's enough to cover one of my bills each month like my phone or car insurance!

[PureEvolution]

well just did a fast forward analitics on my portfolio and if i had same as you i would be getting within the £10 the same yearly so i am so happy with that cant wait till i am up there

[matthewscott]

My first dividend payment was $0.91, fast forward a few years and my largest dividend payment was over $350.

Even if you don’t have a lot of money to get started, a little bit here and there really does add up.

[RamonRodriguez-hqvn]

I started investing last year around late September / early October of 2022. It's minimal at the moment, as you mentioned. I divide the highest stock price in a 52 week history, by the dividend history of a King or Aristocrat dividend per quarter. So I can earn one (1) share per quarter. Then I multiply the divided figure by three (3). So I can earn earn twelve (12) shares per year by DRIP, instead of earning four (4) shares per year. I am no mathematician, during school I sucked at math, but I learned how to figure that out - lol.

[Godfather]

I’m at around 177 a year so far, I’m starting to build a second portfolio with robinhood for fractional shares since JPM only lets you buy full shares so that portfolio is gonna sit and DRIP it’s dividends for awhile while I build my new portfolio so hopefully I’ll be able to start really dollar cost averaging my dividends with robinhood. Only downside I don’t think robinhood shows your annual income with the shares you have

[JoeFromSomewhere]

35$/month brokerage and about 50$/month in the roth for me!

You say in the video you're suprised by how quick you got to 200$ month. But how long has it really taken to save and invest your whole portfolio? I'm at 2 years myself so I'm not going fast at all lol. Slow and steady

[kyleterlesky]

Keep going people! I've been investing since 2014, and with a pension payout and a few large lump sums in another account, the dividends really started to roll in. It's amazing after you make your first monthly $1000. As of this August 2023, I have finally passed the $6000/month and am a big step closer to early retirement. Of course, this is in Canadian $$ so we're probably talking about $4000/month in US$$!

[karenl]

I'm now earning 8k annual in dividends. Investing for a long time but didn't learn early enough about dividend stocks. I bought for health of the stock and still do but greater focus now on dividend stocks.

[Blubbha]

Commonly seen, we overestimate short-term impact and underestimating long-term impact. Keep it up.