Financial Independence with Dividend Investing
This week I decided to eat a little healthier since I’ve been eating out recently (McDonalds and Fried Chicken). I saw some inspiration on Reddit and decided to make something similar. What resulted was the cheapest meal prep I’ve ever made, totaling $3.77, which equated to $0.94 per bowl. Tofu and Rice Cheapest Meal Prep … Read moreTofu and Rice Meal Prep – $0.94 per Bowl – Cheapest Meal Prep Ever
Happy First Day Of March! It’s time for a review of my monthly income and expenses. February Highlights: Started getting paid for tutoring. I have 3-4 students that I’m currently tutoring on an ongoing basis so I’m making some decent side money from that; I filed my tax returns and got both my Federal and … Read moreFebruary 2019 Income Statement
There’s been a lot of talk in the media about Trump’s effect on the rising stock market. This is alluded to his more lenient corporate taxation policies. Unfortunately this is counterbalanced by this conflict for import and exports for the US. Because of this, I decided to take a look back to see how well … Read moreWhich President Had The Best Stock Market Returns
In case you weren’t aware, or didn’t even know, a stock’s price will drop by the amount of its dividend payment on the ex-dividend date. Ex-Dividend literally translates to “without dividend”. If you plan on investing in dividend stocks, it’s important to know these dates to receive your dividend payments. But why does this happen? … Read moreWhy Do Stocks Drop On Ex-Dividend Date
Last month I posted about a monthly dividend income portfolio using 25 of the top strongest stocks from VDIGX. These stocks included strong mature companies that pay a quarterly dividend. In that post I used Excel Solver to find the optimal allocation of shares in order to achieve a monthly dividend income of $2,000 per … Read moreMonthly Dividend Income Portfolio – Receive $1,000 Per Month for $155,655 Capital Invested