How much I made on EASYEQUITIES in a year | Investing for growth and dividend income

[@tlalanesebeko5509]

You have a journey so similar to mine. I always look forward to Sundays to watch your content. It’s relatable and so real. Way to go Ma’am Millionaire ❤️❤️❤️

[@JennNxumalo]

Thank you so much!!🥹💐🥰

[@Kazi607]

🎉🎉🎉millionaires are up ke sana

[@JennNxumalo]

Sana sivukile 🥰👌🏿

[@mikedearden777]

Every portfolio starts small then grows over time. Main thing is if Dividends grow. I started end September 2024. I have invested previously many years ago but those days you had to buy 100 shares. Now there is low cost online brokers and fractional shares. I got first dividends in October from ETS and was just over r20 but in January it will be much more as I started adding. During October November. Always nice to see dividends and growth over time

[@JennNxumalo]

I love that, goes to show you don’t need to have a lot of money to get started.

[@mikedearden777]

@JennNxumalo I got more dividends from the ETFs in November In TFSA. Reinvested automatically

[@Puuuurr]

can I ask as a totally new beginner. 1. Do I buy purchase shares when it is green or red on the graph of the company? 2. Do I have to buy and sell everyday or should I buy and leave it for months? 3. Am I supposed to check the app everyday for progress of shares??

[@mikedearden777]

@@Puuuurr you would have to learn about technical analysis as shares go up and down so you can't buy if a share goes up or down. Also fundamental analysis. If a share has good earnings and good future prospects it could be a buy. But also if a share has bad future prospects due to whatever factors then it may not be a buy. If you are new it would be wiser to stick to ETFs especially the ones that track indexes as you are buying a whole basket of shares so you are diversified. Then buy regularly like monthly.

[@mariusbattabritz2852]

I started with EE early last year, and from my calculations, I will start earning around R150+ each time dividends pay out and will reinvest directly back into the stock. Numbers aren't 100% accurate since I top up on stocks weekly, and the portfolio increases as I go. Dividends I receive over my whole portfolio pays out, March, April, May, June, August, September, October, and November. Some stocks pay divs annually or bi-annually.

[@KaraboM]

I'm only 12minutes in and I wholeheartedly appreciate your level of transparency🎉🎉 thank you! And may your portfolio groooooow in abundance❤

[@LotusEruditus]

Quality content 👌 so at 7:39 you mentioned ukuthi you bought property. Can you please make a video telling us more about the preparation it took for that. Please tlhe! Thank you so much, Jenny

[@kabelomakhetha5417]

Great videos. I started seriously investing in EasyEquities this year and have made a modest profit however due to some debt obligations, I had to sell half my portfolio but next year, I am planning on getting to it. I am really inspired

[@JennNxumalo]

Debt will have up back and forth in our financial goals.

[@Tswanelolephoto]

Interested in investing

[@tlotlosenai7304]

Hi Jenn, Tlotlo here from Botswana. Just wanted to say great work. Ke wena Proverbs 31 woman, proactive and does just hope that things will figure themselves out... God bless...

[@JennNxumalo]

Ohhhh wow what an honour

[@nonkululekomnguni5769]

Bought shares on Easy Equities while I understood nothing, but this video has really helped. Now I know what to do with my Stokvel money. Thank you Jen❤

[@TheLeloM]

The key with easy properties is to buy more shares of property you already have in auction and buy then underpriced so 80c for R1 share. Then wait it out very long term so that even if you sell at the initial R1 you mafe profit via discount and dividends

[@mayibongwekhumalo2344]

Yes Easy Properties is long gameplay.

[@clementinemlangeni4082]

Sis U have earned yourself a new subscriber, 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Ur content just showed up today, I watched your video and I just knew ukuthi "You are the one", I wish I came towards Ur channel long time😅

[@JennNxumalo]

Ohhh wowwww, thank you so so much 🙏🏾💐 and welcome to this side of the internet.

[@ri55oot]

Great video and love your authenticity on your journey :) hope you continue to grow in your learning. There are many ways to understand and interpret financials but you'll definitely get the hang of it! Your view may just change from targeting Dividends to capital appreciation.. That was an eye opener for me. Keep doing the things with the relatable explanations 😊😊💯🙏👌 BTW - easy properties has monthly auction periods so just see when the next auction is on the EE calender. Also - Thrive shares, they are discounted from a fees perspective. Easy Equities tries to incentivise buying activity on specific stocks so when that little rocket is there, it means it qualifies for the discount, cheap way to save on fees!

[@JennNxumalo]

Yohhhh I am speechless 😶 🥰, thank you so much for the information on easy prop and thrive. Most especially on Easy Prop. 🙏🏾💯🤩

[@choarot7817]

Thank you for sharing Jenn.🥰🥰I've only been on easy equities for several months but this video made me realise that I made the mistake of focusing solely on individual stocks.

[@vuyimkhwanazi6089]

Sanbonani❤ Blessed Sunday 🙏🏾

[@JennNxumalo]

Sawbona 🥰💐

[@cheryldutton7890]

Thank you , i was so pleased to learn about TFSA.Thank you for your insightful video.

[@vuyimkhwanazi6089]

I have had my Easy Equities account since 2015 😢 sadly all along bengisaba. My grade 12 teacher introduced me to it but ngangalalela.

[@JennNxumalo]

Cabanga mtase, but I understand how you were feeling. It’s a platform you should be ready for.

[@craigcampher8601]

Check if easy properties perhaps tracks the reitz etf

[@JennNxumalo]

Okay will do.

[@mdabulanasiphi3779]

Ooh thank you sisi, this was soooo helpful ❤

[@ZaneleZen]

Thank you .... I've started following investment since last year and your the one that makes sense to me❤❤❤❤❤🎉

[@ozemsadventureofrandomstuf252]

So basically on the property side you investing its very lucrative. I’ve attending few online webinars and it’s a great platform. Also if you want to sell best to sell stocks 🎉

[@AdelaideNkwane]

I appreciate you sisi... U gave me everything I needed when I go through ur videos

[@noluthandongcola1969]

Easy Properties is a bit different. You're paying for a portion of a property and the return is the rental income received less expenses multiplied by the % of that property you own. It only makes sense if you have a substantial amount there so your ownership % can be higher.

[@tebogomametja1426]

very inspirational Jenn, keep on pposting and inspiring us

[@manonthemoon997]

The ETN I haven’t researched but from my guess it’s gonna be an exchange traded note that basically allows South African traders who have constraints in investing in the US market to gain US exposure (Tesla exposure specifically not the whole US exposure) its returns won’t be like investing in Tesla but will have adjustments for the “cost of convenience/fees” and the differential in the USD/ZAR rates

[@tshidimoletsane4740]

Very informative i have learned alot considering that im someone who knows nothing about investment......thank you so much dear❤

[@randolphphiri4598]

Good morning I just want to find out do you reinvest your dividends

[@JennNxumalo]

Yes majority of the time, I do.

[@nkosilangazane2038]

"ooh le camera" got me😂😂

[@mabauer1076]

Awusemhle cc Koti❤

[@JennNxumalo]

Thank you 🤩

[@goodnessmitileni1120]

I've been thinking of going back into EasyEquities again cause i have saved more this year so i know when i start with investment i can be focused and dedicated, i did a fixed acc and i didn't withdraw so its proof i can be disciplined with other financial parts

[@JennNxumalo]

Always better to get into investing knowing that you have savings because investing money you are not willing to lose is stressful.

[@sweets1077]

Thank you for sharing ❤ been looking for this content 😊

[@millinytslifestyle]

Hi sesi, so if I buy the shares directly on Easy Equities, the dividend paying companies will automatically pay me dividends when they are available?

[@JennNxumalo]

Yessss they pay to your Account with Easy Equities, you can either withdraw it or re-invest it.

[@millinytslifestyle]

Thank you I am on a demo account now and will invest on the ZAR and Taxfree account soon

[@tlangimaluleke6751]

USA assets are definitely the best place to be invested in currently considering the monetary policy as well as Trumps incoming fiscal policies which are all pro growth, if it's possible you should also look into the USA small cap stocks as Trumps fiscal policies are really going to be supportive of the small cap stocks and we might even see them outperform the likes of the S&P500 and the Nasdaq

[@nkosazanandindwa9209]

Thanks for the information dear darling

[@rethabilepertuniamatsimela6317]

With easy properties you have to wait for auction to sell, and just because you're selling on auction it doesn't mean someone will buy

[@JennNxumalo]

Ohhh nkosiyami kwaze kwanzima, good thing that I am not buying more of these shares 🫣

[@jasonvermaak7694]

Hey Jenn! Nice video. Which video recording app do you use for the Easy Equities pop up?

[@AdelaideNkwane]

I appreciate you sisi your videos helped me a lot

[@audreynxumalo1451]

How do I order the financial journal, please?

[@TebohoTshabalala-yz8qu]

So inspiring thanks for sharing this ❤❤❤

[@zamokwakhedlamini7208]

Regarding Easyproperties, I am in the same boat as you. I regret putting my R1000, which I am now struggling to retrieve through selling.

[@CairoGolding]

Eish

[@Darryl_M]

How Do You Handle EasyEquities Receiving The Deposited Money, But Not Reflecting It On The Account?

[@SbuMakh]

Hey, Check out how to calculate net present value, you might find it useful information.

[@Trey_tremain]

Is it possible to lose all your money if you invested??

[@LindaNkabinde-k3n]

I wish to know why my order a pending all

[@almashimanda3159]

Hi… do you have any idea if one can invest in easy equities even if you’re not from SA?

[@maijashivute45]

Hi Alma. You can :)

[@vickypaul9227]

How to buy shares

[@njunjer]

My sister how long did u invest

[@trucelaurent]

My didn't you hide or shade ur accounts codes, to avoid hacks.

[@paradoxx618]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 your amazing!

[@funekiledlamini8219]

Can I tap into Franc app investment journey when I am in Swaziland

[@khumogift190]

Hi, my question is where do you get insight on what to invest on? Im 20 this year and im looking to invest throughout the entirety of this year, see where i end up and hopefully continue. So if you dont mind sharing insights on where i can find the right information as well as where your learnt what you know, please do, id highly appreciate it

[@siyasamente9590]

The journey financial literacy is a long one my friend hopefully she'll get back to you. I'll share the little I can there's an expression in the stock market that "Time in the market is better than timing the market." This means you should invest for the long term Vs chasing short term gains. In general it's best to buy shares in an ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) which is a basket of multiple stocks this reduces your risk by avoiding putting most of your money in one stock. Set a monthly target\amount that you want to put away make sure it's money you won't need over the next 3 to 5 to 10 years to avoid withdrawing. I would suggest on easy equities you use their TFSA (Tax Free Savings Account) a TFSA is a type of investment that does not trigger tax making it the best vehicle for investing aggressively in stocks. They only offer ETFs & Unit Trust investments in there no individual stocks and every ETF & Unit Trust has a yearly management fee so when reading the Fund Fact Sheet or Minimum Disclosure Document make sure to look for something called the Total Expense Ratio (TER) that is the annual fee. I can't advise you on what to invest but I'll tell you in mine I invest in 3 ETFs Total World MSCI (which invests a lot in American\Western stocks) FNB MidCap (which invests in south African stocks) and Emerging Markets Top 50 (which invests in Asian stocks). In the 2 - 3 years I've had them they've produced a return of 20% plus I sold to take profit (in a TFSA that doesn't trigger tax but in a normal account you would owe SARS money on those profits). If you want to get serious about investing in individual stocks (I tried & realised it's a full-time job so I stick to ETFs) read a book by Benjamin Graham Intelligent Investor and Stock Market Cashflow by Rich Dad Company. It's easy to find the first one online otherwise good luck friend & always do your homework invest in what you understand or at least know enough not to get scared of volatility or regret your decisions.

[@Khanandath]

Appreciate the inspiration 🙏

[@sanemazibuko9454]

I feel the same about easy properties

[@sellolucaskgopa8740]

thanks a lot i learnt a lot from your information thanks

[@arnoldsinyinza1810]

What is easy equities

[@abramkelefetswe1384]

Thank you for sharing

[@tebogophakedi9037]

YOH. I'm on R3k and I wonder if I'll get here. You motivate us

[@sinetembamyataza3078]

Great video, I also blew it at some stage but I'm back focused on my strategy to reach that R100K again!

[@JennNxumalo]

Big up to you, we are focused now 👌🏿💯

[@nthabisengpetronela4027]

Hey mama, what happens if there is a loss? Do you lose your money or you can wait until the market has recovered?✨I hope my question makes sense😬I want to start investing but I don’t know where to start

[@g.classens1284]

@@nthabisengpetronela4027 Too me. I hope she help you in this comment if she will.

[@thato06]

You can wait until it recovers… you only really loose it if you withdraw while it’s still sitting at a loss…

[@mikedearden777]

@@thato06you only lose when you sell. But if the price of something drops if fundamentals are good you can add or you can sell before it drops more. Called a stop loss.

[@siphokazimpati999]

When the value goes down so does your money.

[@mikedearden777]

@@siphokazimpati999 technically you only lose when you sell. If you hold then the value of your holdings is reduced. But if it is a good story and good earnings etc then you can buy more. If it's a bad story then sell and cut your losses. Depends on each share.

[@MandlaDlamini-b5w]

Hi my sister plz tel me with a budget of around R7000 a month where can that get me

[@khomotsolebea4772]

I am stuck like you on the Easyproperties, I don't know what to do with it too

[@JennNxumalo]

I don’t like at all.

[@jaxx6536]

Do you understand how Thrive works on Easy Equities?

[@TVT-pc7zj]

It's not as complicated as everyone thinks it is. Deposit more than you withdraw. First step.

[@JennNxumalo]

Honestly, I don’t fully.

[@WesternCape-rx7im]

Thanks ❤I found the video🎉🎉🎉

[@zephomalunga5251]

Very good...

[@JennNxumalo]

Thank you 🤩 💐

[@bettysigasa1167]

Hey girl i really like how you think... I am planning to open franc investment may i please have your link

[@JennNxumalo]

Great 👍🏿 here’s the link franc.app.link/jennifer-nxumalo

[@likejinx1]

seegneeya🙂 good video

[@JennNxumalo]

😂😂🥰thank you

[@ariestephanus5578]

Does ot work for Namibians

[@JennNxumalo]

I am honestly not sure, with Easy Equities I don’t know anyone from the company.

[@NahamboNgodji]

I'm Namibian and invest with EE. So yes, it does.

[@nickyheyn]

Interesting, do you have a referral code 😊

[@nkosinathiize]

easyproperties takes time, in reality even when you invest in the actual property such as buying a flat, it will take more than a decade to see the profit. and it is not so easy to tap out.

[@bathob3625]

I'm struggling with my easy equities app🤦🏽‍♀️💀

[@lungilebafana9388]

I registered mine yesterday but I'm clueless there, I don't know what to do 😢

[@polokontamehlo]

Hey jenn ❤

[@JennNxumalo]

Hey huney 😍

[@francinerukundo1997]

Your videoes are so ameizing im your new fav i live in norway i have been wanting to do busness hair care products to but dont know how to do that would like to talk to you for advice

[@kaaakyireee]

Can a Ghanaian invest there

[@boitumeloroopher4713]

I just hate how they force us to participate in Thrive programme. If you don't you get a negative (-) on your balance. Basically you owe EE mxm. I don't get it

[@Malfunctionware]

May you recover your loses my sister.

[@vuyimkhwanazi6089]

35k subies🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@JennNxumalo]

Sana sifikile 😍

[@GodfreyShabangu-h4g]

Your spectacles, adorable. Please plug us.🔥

[@DianaBarnad]

Morning..youre so humble ...can ur mentor my ..my Angel

[@JennNxumalo]

Thank you so much 🥰🥰

[@mafarazozoonline9239]

Problem is easy equities is that when you want to withdraw your gains, they lock your account to stop you 🙄

[@Smojero]

Ay no, I've withdrawn so many times, never had that problem... You need to contact them...

[@CairoGolding]

@@Smojerosame here,I have never had ⍺ problem with withdrawing Money from easy equities

[@mpho2540]

I am camping here😊

[@sandilezulu982]

I think you should seriously reconsider your strategy around your Zar Account. I understand that you are not aggressive investor however the growth rate(ZAR) is not beating the overall market. Invest in what you know and you will reap rewards.

[@JennNxumalo]

Sandile mfethu, I hardly put money on my ZAR account, it’s the list of my priorities. It is only this year that I started adding money on it after maxing out my Tax Free account. My focus has been on my Tax free and building my emergency fund to R200k.

[@kornwasthefirst8463]

Buisnesses tht pay dividends cn be disadvantaged they are usualy slow growth buisnesses other thing is tht you over diversifying foccus on wat you know and only invest in companies tht you can write an essay on why you holding the company

[@kornwasthefirst8463]

You just guessing do some research read books such as one up on wall street the intelligent investor, essays of warrent buffet and dhando investor untill then keep ur money in etfs only

[@LindaNkabinde-k3n]

Hy I'm new

[@sbongakonkesokhela9360]

💯💯

[@AnnaSelemela-rw4ql]

Can you respond to our questions please, we are the slow learners, my daughter has invested with sanlam she put her R36 000 for 3 years and we are now interested in going into investing without them, we hear of losing money, what do we lose? All our money?

[@AnnaSelemela-rw4ql]

Where do we buy?

[@sandilezulu982]

You only loose when you sell. Market is general going up and its up to you and your growth strategy.

[@JennNxumalo]

Thank you Sandile.

[@JennNxumalo]

Anna, I am not a financial advisor. I cannot then come here and tell you what to do with your money or where to invest.

[@siyasamente9590]

Hopefully there was a financial planner that your daughter spoke to when she made he investment if so speak to them and ask if there are any penalties for withdrawing your investment otherwise there should be a policy document or contract your daughter got when she invested with sanlam you guys must through that to see what they say about withdrawals. Once you have that information & know what kind of investment it was you must decide if it's worth the cost to withdraw. From there you can decide how to use the money\capital based on your goals with that money.

[@Hanie_Kea_Phefo]

So you dont advise one to invest directly at SANLAM but to rather do it through easy equity right?😅And also, all those profits and losses where reached after how long?

[@JennNxumalo]

Lol, I don’t advise anything. But I would not take my money and ask Sanlam to invest for me, I would rather own a portion of Sanlam through buying shares with Easy Equities.

[@tandekantshona1211]

How do you buy shares with easy equities?

[@blockchainbrudda3051]

I regret using easy properties

[@lungilebafana9388]

Why

[@blockchainbrudda3051]

@lungilebafana9388 the don't let you sell till auctions and even their pricing equates to a loss at sale

[@bonganisongongo2711]

Lesson: Do not INVEST in something you do not understand

[@oza.agency]

Ur easy property account is up 21 percent that's a 5th of ur investment

[@mukeloncube]

I wish more and more black people could know that we can buy shares and be shareholders, i know that it's risky but this what made most of white wealthy, they invested a long time ago, they have been holding shares for more then 20 years, even our own President is a Tycoon because of this😅, so we must join this train, i wish to see more and more black people owning business on JSE through buying shares. Creating wealth.

[@Bathos78]

❤❤❤❤

[@smilogfx]

Investing while u in dept is a set back

[@SA_CrimeWatch]

I owe foschini but i would rather not pay them and pump the money into my investment portfolio now i realise how stupid i am 😂😂😂😂

[@zanelemahlangu4342]

​@ScissorN unless you're on the 6 month interest free payment plan

[@smilogfx]

@@SA_CrimeWatch, I also owe TFG. I'm paying and using credit, so I'm going in a circle. Next year, I'll just pay. I'm planning on destroying my card to force discipline. so I'm also stupid.🤣

[@JennNxumalo]

Big ups to you 🙌🏿💯

[@SA_CrimeWatch]

@@smilogfx 😂😂😂 we will be fine hle

[@ThobileSindane-uq4hw]

❤

[@nhlakaniphombhele9744]

Great content ✊ Are you not scared to share so much of your personal information? I'm scared for you

[@siyasamente9590]

Hopefully she'll see comments like yours and instead share screenshots and blur out the account numbers

[@nhlanhla.vchili960]

Speaking about easy properties 🤦🏽‍♂️💔I also regret myself, the growth is slooooow and very hard to sell🤣. I see you also invested in the total world etf; I think total world is not that necessary when you can directly buy s&p 500, satrix top 40, FTSE 100 etc. total world is the fund of funds (comprising all the indexes I mentioned), total world may come at the cost as well. But overall ay ngyakuvuma🤞🏾🔥, uyasebenza mzala

[@JennNxumalo]

That easy prop thing I don’t want if anymore. Thank you on the tip regarding the ETFS, I will go back and so some clean up.

[@nhlanhla.vchili960]

@@JennNxumalo easyprop hold our money hostage qha..you are welcome Sdinane

[@Hanie_Kea_Phefo]

What are those free tax accounts in SA?

[@Hobo_group]

Spotting opportunities is very important seeing Arc go from 1% to over 40% and you don’t buy more ❓ ride the momentum is something you need to improve on next year … also don’t hold on tanking stocks because of dividends…you not making money from it makes no sense to hold loss of 15% of your money while waiting for a 3% dividend

[@rebaonegladness4621]

So what do you advise when there’s that loss?

[@ntsikimbobo1307]

It's Sig-niya 😂😂😂

[@JennNxumalo]

😂😂😂😂dankoo

[@Ziziman172]

1nvest s&p 500 info tech etf although its dominated by 4 companies. Its the fastest growing eft

[@missq9320]

1. I am not a financial advisor!2. Purple group is performing well at the moment! 3. I say no to focusing on dividend paying products!

[@baepy]

Please explain number 3

[@JennNxumalo]

When you are investing for long term, you don’t base your decision on what is doing well now rather what has performed well in the past 5 to 10 years. This was an important lesson I learned a few years ago. For me focusing on dividend paying assets is my investment strategy, while my principle investment grows, I still want to be able to get some returns that I can re-invest to allow my investments to grow even faster or I can withdraw those investments and help it beef up my income. I don’t think there is anything wrong with any investment strategy so ling as you are clear about your game plan.

[@Hobo_group]

Before you buy stocks like kumba first look at commodity prices of the products they mine Eg if iron or copper prices are dropping it means the price of the product kumba is mining is losing value and that will result in revenues dropping too so it’s not the right time to buy