Financial Independence with Dividend Investing
Nero Nguyen 
The following was posted on a local FB group. I wanted to note this here for reference and also to spread some information on what could potentially occur under Biden’s Tax Plan. I’m neither for nor against his plan. I’m not a real estate investor myself so I have no skin in the game. This … Read more
This post wraps up and summarizes the dividend payments for 2020, since I’ve received all the payments that’s been declared for 2020. Below is the dividend payment calendar for 2020: Highest Dividend Payment – S&P 500 ETF (SPY) – $3,976.70 This should come as no surprise. Given that my portfolio is structured as a core-satellite, … Read more
Thesis Sentence: I don’t support the student loan debt cancellation. Let me preface this by saying that I have student loans. Tons of it in fact. So a student loan debt cancellation would benefit me greatly. As of December 24, 2020, I have a little over $200,000 in student loans. All of which originated from … Read more
Many of us out there are in a similar situation where we have student loan debt. Fortunately, as part of the Government’s response to COVID, they decided to put all our Federal student loans on forbearance. This included two big things: Suspend all student loan payments 0% Interest rates during this period. Should you continue … Read more
Update for 2020 Okay so somebody asked me to update this post to include this year’s stock market behavior given that this has been such a crazy year (weirdly enough my original post was almost exactly 4 years ago to the day). After the last debate tonight, I decide to take a look at the … Read more