In this portfolio, I am looking to
accumulate quality dividend growth stocks that will eventually pay for my retirement (full story).
Not exact matches
I decided that I could not stomach the volatility of the precious metal price fluctuations anymore, so I decided to stick with my goal of slowly
accumulating shares of high
quality companies that pay
dividends.
My stated goal of achieving Semi-Financial Freedom (SFF) involves, on the investment side of the equation,
accumulating high
quality dividend growth stocks and reinvesting the income.
My stated goal of achieving Semi-Financial Freedom (SFF) involves, on the investment side of the equation,
accumulating high
quality dividend growth stocks and reinvesting the income.
That's precisely why I want to
accumulate as many shares of high -
quality dividend growth stocks as I can in this account.
I hope these posts do show how regularly saving and investing into high
quality dividend paying companies and then re-investing the
dividends as they are paid, can
accumulate to a point where you earn sufficient to be able to live without the need of working (and bear in mind I was 43 when I started saving into my SIPP, so anyone who can start in their twenties or thirties should easily be able to achieve FI long before the UK state retirement age.
I decided that I could not stomach the volatility of the precious metal price fluctuations anymore, so I decided to stick with my goal of slowly
accumulating shares of high
quality companies that pay
dividends.