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Thank you for the info. I watched your video on Div REITs and now they are part of my portfolio. I like that the price per share is low and doesn't fluctuate much. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think of them like an old-school savings account so I can compound the div/interest. I buy 500 shares of (example:SLG) @$46.00 = 23K (using margin). It pays .26$ a share per month div = $130.00. I can buy 2 more shares and collect $130.52 (after the ex div date) the next eligible month. Repeating the process monthly. Since I'm not looking to sell only buy I like the price stability. OK... All CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM is WELCOME. after all, it's how we learn. I don't know how to create a spreadsheet that would show how this shakes out over time, but I know the div is more than the interest I pay on the margin so I could buy more shares, and so far so good. THANKS !!

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Thank you so much for the note. Trying very hard to help coach just a handful of people that may not fully understand dividend investments. I get a lot of questions on it, and I try to be proactive in oversharing. I truly appreciate your note

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My portfolio doesn’t just cater to dividend stocks. I hold $VFIAX (S&P 500 index fund) in my Roth IRA and $VTI (Total Stock Market ETF) in my taxable brokerage account. Two of my largest holdings. The individual dividend stock positions all complement the index holdings.

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I enjoy your comment. I have a specific strategy for my dividends, and it is an extremely small portion of my portfolio. At my age, I prefer to have a lot more indexed to the S&P along with Growth.

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Hi Brian, thanks for another GREAT video!! I also reviewed your linked spreadsheet and noticed SCHD wasn't included in it, I learned about SCHD in your other video vs VOO vs VGT. Curious, is there a reason it's not included, is SCHD not considered a High Growth Dividend ETF? Also, I noticed that in Column Q of your spreadsheet (5 year price CAGR) that many of the ETFs would actually have a negative return, or a slight one, with dividends pulled out. Assuming someone wanted to get income/dividends to live off of, why would an investor go with these High Growth Dividend ETFs vs say a Preferred Stock ETF like PFF that offers a 5-6% dividend and little YoY growth or a Bond ETF like BND? I'm trying to think through retiring in a couple of years and how I can balance needing income with still wanting some portfolio growth (and having more capital gains/qualified dividends vs income assets for tax purposes). Loaded questions LOL Any thoughts are appreciated for my learnings!

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This video is about MONTHLY dividend paying ETFs. SCHD pays dividends quarterly.

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You said it in the video, but I like evening out my portfolio with dividend plays to hedge against growth decline

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And that's the same reason I hold several different dividend assets. It serves a great purpose so long as you know the objective.

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Yes please make a video on covered call ETFs

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Great suggestion! I've had a few other people make that request, so I'll try to have one out in the next few weeks

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I think there's a place in my portfolio for JEPI and JEPQ once I get closer to retirement. I am staying balls deep in high risk until I am at least 40.

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I currently live in New Zealand and it works slightly different here. I think dividends might not be as good for me. If shares go up in value and I sell that’s a capital gain, but we don’t tax capital gains here, but dividends would result in a higher tax bill.

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Love your vids. I hold schd and have for quite a.while. I was wondering why SC HD was not in this list of top 5? Have you done a video on s C h d?

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Yes, I've had several videos that have schd as a top dividend etf. It didn't make it in this video because this video is specific to monthly dividend etfs. Schd is paid off on a quarterly basis, so it didn't meet the requirement. That's the only reason

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Just wanted to know if any are qualified dividends, which I need to keep taxes low. Otherwise I'm in municipal bonds ETF. Thanks. Brian

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I think about 90% are not qualified

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Hi, Could you do this analysis again but include HELO, SPYD,SCHD,SVOL. Thanks

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Yes, I plan to do another iteration on just the top Dividend ETF (not specific to monthly). Great suggestion.

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Glad you liked it! Thank you so much for the comment

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I believe JEPI and JEPQ could fit well into my portfolio as I approach retirement. How can I maintain a high-risk investment strategy to pursue higher yields until I reach at least 55?

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how long you have to hold stock to get dividend?

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It's typically a couple days before the dividend date, but you must also hold it up to and during the ex-dividend date as well.

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how do I get your spread sheet?

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The link to the spreadsheet is located in the description of the video.

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72 no income at all. Need income. Thank you for video

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Would this be good in a brokerage or in a Roth IRA if I’m pulling funds out monthly?

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Hello?

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It depends on your age. If you are 59.5 or older, you can pull from your Roth IRA, but anything younger and you can't withdraw without penalties. There are exceptions that you can look up, but for the average person that wouldn't be a good idea if you are younger. Let's say you are 35, then then if you wanted to pull funds out monthly, then you'd want this to be in a taxable account (just a basic brokerage, not an IRA). But keep in mind that dividends are taxed in the year they are earned (for a taxable investment account). Hope that helps. But if you are thinking about this seriously, you should reach out to a financial advisor to see if your circumstances give you more options.

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I’m curious as to why schd was not in the bunch

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Because this is a video on monthly dividend ETFs. Schd is not a monthly dividend paying ETF

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If the funds are going to use a covered call strategy for 100% of the fund, the growth will definitely be stunted.

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So TLDR you're saying I should invest in DGRW, essentially?

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Problem for me is that the stock market is over valued dramatic! Dividend wont matter if the market eventually resets:) Just going with high yield savings for now

[@BusinessWithBrian]

There's nothing wrong with that. I speak to high-yield bank accounts, cds, and treasuries all the time.

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The thing to me is, if you invest and have other income outside of dividends then you will be able to live off dividends without selling. Which means you can pass that on to your kids which will give them a leg up in life. I gained $150k dividends in 2023.

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Are these ETF considered qualified dividends?

[@BusinessWithBrian]

I have a spreadsheet in the description with links to every ETF where you can research them to verify which ones are all qualified.

[@CGAZ66]

Retiring in 4 years so i need dividends and not really growth stocks

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Sounds good. But please make certain that your dividend stock or ETFs are healthy. Meaning that the price of the fund isn't declining over time. Just make certain you have that lens during a review

[@manifest.natasha1987]

Where's the spreadsheet

[@BusinessWithBrian]

I think I may have just responded to another one of your comments. I responded it's down in the description. It's called out as dividend spreadsheet

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I DONT SEE TH E SPREADSHEET YOU TALKED ABOUT

[@BusinessWithBrian]

It's in the description of the video under: DIVIDEND SPREADSHEET: all ETF reviewed (hyperlink here) Feel free to go into the description and access it as you like.

[@manifest.natasha1987]

Where is the spreadsheet?

[@BusinessWithBrian]

The link is down in the description. It calls it out in all capital letters DIVIDEND SPREADSHEET.

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There is too much focus on the USA market, I remember discovering in the 1980s that only 10% of American had passports, there is a tunnel view. I love America but invest on a worldwide basis.

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Ok.

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check out Canada and our TSX. we have some real good gold miners that are lagging behind the rising gold price. like B2GOLD... they will catch up over next 2 years if gold stays same or grows

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I spend about an hour a day cleaning them up. Thanks. KZbin needs a solution.

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Or you could just invest in voo and call it a day.

[@BusinessWithBrian]

You could. I won't. I want more.

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all these etf is pay so low

[@BusinessWithBrian]

If you want the highest paying ETF dividend, then chances are it's a dividend trap that isn't healthy. But if that's your only goal, you can certainly go down that route. I made certain to point out dividend ETFs that are extremely healthy and will have solid dividends as well as a healthy growth in price.

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