My Dividend Investing Strategy for 2025

In this video, I’m sharing my dividend investing strategy for 2025 as I look to grow my Trading 212 stock portfolio to hit the magical £100k milestone by the end of the year.

As a UK investor, I focus on two things: maximising my stocks and shares ISA and reinvesting dividends to accelerate growth.

I’ll break down my 2025 dividend investment strategy step-by-step, showing how I’m creating a passive income from dividends as I build towards financial freedom.

00:00 Intro
00:35 My Dividend Investing Strategy
01:42 Maximising My UK Stocks and Shares ISA
03:00 Reinvesting Dividends
05:48 My Full 2025 Investing Plan With Forecast
09:06 Outro

🚫 The ideas presented in this video are for entertainment purposes only. It is important to do your own analysis before making any investment based on your own personal circumstances.

⚠️ When investing, your capital is at risk and you may get back less than invested. Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results.

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[ThomasGoldstepFinance]

Let me know what you think of my plan, and what your investing plans are for 2025! All the best!

[francesboyce]

Well done I plan to max out my ISA and rebalance portfolio with buying ETF's

[TheCompoundingInvestor]

Great video. All the best on reaching your big target this year

[yusufislam]

Great video. Look forward to your videos.

[LouisTheTraveler]

Great update, Tom. It encouraged me to put together an aggressive goal with steps for 2025. I am sure you'll hit 100k soon. Keep up the great work!

[TheGeordiePig]

Amazing plan and very exciting to see those future projections! On your way to a very early retirement 😃👍

[minimad]

I wish I could max out my ISA but am prioritising the Pension contributions at the moment to keep below the tax threshold, but nice to see what someone's portfolio looks like in a real world scenario. keep up the good work :) I am also doing regular savers to top up my ready use money. seems to have taken a battering lately lol.

[kelle_li]

@ 7:00 where's the most reliable place to find which months company's are paying out? Thanks!

[willij]

I admire your goals and your videos are well presented, however there is one flaw in your logic, that is you have based your contributions as a static measurement. Unfortunately stock prices do not remain static and dividends are not free money, the dividend gets deducted from the stock price, therefore your contribution has to have the dividend deducted from it. Now your theory would work if you invested into a cash ISA earning actual interest on a principal that didn't reduce by the dividend amount. I appreciate however that there would be no way to generate any capital growth barring the interest appreciation, but capital growth is by no means guaranteed when investing in stocks either, especially with high dividend paying companies. Like I say I do enjoy your videos, but it's a misrepresentation to add your dividend amount to your contribution amount calling it a total, it doesn't work like that for stocks. Total return = contributions (stock price) plus dividends received.