58 Dividend Stocks to Put Cash in Your Pocket EVERY Day

We’ve done weekly dividend videos as well as covered the best monthly dividend stocks...well, what could be better than weekly cash flow but a dividend check every single day!

I’ll show you exactly how to build a dividend portfolio for daily cash flow, how to find these stocks and how much to invest for the cash you need!

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This strategy works because dividend stocks pay on an extremely consistent schedule. Dividend-paying companies know their investors rely on that cash flow so they try to schedule their dividends during the same weeks every three months each year. That means by planning your dividend investments right, you can build a portfolio that will send you a check every day to help pay the bills.

I’ll show you that list of dividend stocks but understand, this is going to be a monster of a list! Think about this, there are about 250 days the stock market is open and most dividend stocks pay four times a year. That means to get a check each of those 250 days, you’ll need about 62 dividend stocks. That’s 62 dividend-paying stocks sending you money 248 days a year!

Fortunately, we’ve got two monthly dividend stocks in there that will pay you 12 times a year but be ready for a big list to keep the cash coming! Stick around and later I’ll also show you how I found these, how to plan your own list and exactly how much to invest.

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0:00 Dividend Stocks List for Daily Cash Flow
0:25 Why Does this Dividend Portfolio Strategy Work?
1:21 Dividend Stocks for Daily Cash in January, April, July and October
4:07 How to Find Dividend Stocks to Create Your Own Portfolio
6:15 Dividend Stocks for Daily Cash in February, May, August and November
10:23 Dividend Stocks for Daily Cash in March, June, September and December
14:05 Criteria to Pick the Best Dividend Stocks
15:35 Best Monthly Dividend Stocks to Buy
17:18 How Much to Invest to Live Off Dividends

Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps.
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[tateoften]

A lot of folks have been going on about a January rally and said stocks that would be experiencing significant growth these new year season, any idea which stocks this may be? I just sold my home in the Boca Grande area and I’m looking to remunerate a lump sum into the stock market before stocks rebound, is this a good time to buy or no?

[truckernerd]

I love this guy! Im gonna try and conquer this list. Start with one share each. With a bear helping make it cheaper too. Thank you for what you do!

[simonpardo]

Hey Joseph could you do an update on this video since it's been a year now to compare what you've done already

[raymondcarson]

You are truly the Goat when it comes to dividends. I thought your weekly one was great, but this one should make you drop the mic and walk away from the camera. If I had 7/8 figure money, you'd definitely be my financial advisor 👍

[alfonsowood]

thanks for the great info. I'm just beginning to invest. I'm hearing that even though the market is confusing right now, that I should continue investing weekly into dividends. I know I'll lose some money, that's the risk. It will be difficult, but I feel like I should stay in, and continue to invest in good and bad times and not try and time the market.

[promotionaltoaster]

I’m building a similar list (gonna see if I can fill your list into my empty spots) but possible tip here:

1. I will plan out every single pay date AND ex-dividend date. Once those are planned out, every paycheck I will drop $100 into the highest yield stock with a exdiv date that is 3 days out from my paycheck.

2. I will use the same paydate/exdiv sheet and every day or every other day, I will check my account for any dividend payouts, I will put that return into the UPCOMING exdiv date dividend.

Hopefully that will “turbocharge” my DRIP.

[Nemo-ynsp]

Off the top, you must be referring to ex-dates, not pay dates, or I've heard you wrong. 🙃For example, referring to what I know because I own them, ABBV, KMI, VZ pay in Feb, go ex in January. PRU, IBM go ex in Feb, pay in March. MO, IRM go ex in March (coming up, Dec 21 & 14), pay in April. I've incorporated your strategy and education for over 2 years now and am collecting dividends almost weekly, with an average yield just over 7% (APPL, MSFT bring it down) AND, though the balance is down for this year, it's still quite green from where I started in July 2020. Thank you! (for my future reference 1:51, 6:37, 10:41 lists)

[truckernerd]

I started work on this list. And yup I'm seeing my calendar fill up a little with paydays.

[lesbetts]

cool i was wondering about this, thanks for sharing the xml. wish they had a list online of all stocks sortable by payout dates would make it so much easyier.

[arigutman]

This is the power of dividend growth investing, passive income for the win and yes, winning is sweet...

[truckernerd]

I'm debating on making a utube on buying these after your work. Your list is really good
Marry Christmas to you and your family!

[morrisgarage]

One of the best finance chanels out there. Good advice. Probably better to stick to fewer companies though. Like the 12 he is mentioning

[CryptoBoblicious]

Great topic exactly what I am tryi to find. Greetings

[EasilyImpossible]

Any possibility for an update (if any changes need to be made)? Thank you!

[maigematthews]

How do we get our hands on your 360-day spreadsheet?

[martinkivi]

Bought SQM today for dividend play, have you looked into it? 200 deep ✌️

[sologeorgio]

Hey i been trying to figure out numbers . My idea is what if i buy schd and buy 100 shares, how much money would i have in 1 year ?. Or how about i buy 1 share of every stock that schd holds ? How much money would i get in dividends ? Maybe you can help me out with numbers . I honestly thinking of buying all 100 intead . I feel i would get all the dividends plus growth. What you think ?

[sandyrose]

I have a newbie question. I have been watching several of the payout videos and find them very informative. But what if I don't want a payout, what if I want the dividend to buy another share of said stock? Is that something that can be set up to automatically happen?

[hsulee]

Great video.
I value your opinions. I watch most of your videos. I have a question. I am near retired.
Collecting dividends and premiums will help my retirement.
I just sell Call option and Put one year option at same expiration on SPY.
For example, today SPY is closed at $393.83 which I own 100 shares.
I would just sell SPY 12/15/23 call option at $405 and collected possible $36.90.
At the same time, I will also sell SPY 12/15/23 put option at $350 collected about $18.
Therefore, I will be able to collect $36.90+$18.00+$6.18 div= $61.08
I don’t really need to worry downside or buy more SPY.
Downside is minimized, and is diversified
Any thought?
Thanks

[justinhankins]

At 11:11 He stated that Devon Energy produced oil in Delaware, but the "Delaware Basin" is the name of a location Texas.