With this article I will be covering 10
additional dividend growth research candidates in addition to the initial 10 that I presented in part 1 found here.
The next couple years, 2009 and 2010, saw considerable growth in my dividend income as I poured more capital into
additional dividend paying stocks.
This purchase will add roughly $ 99
in additional dividend income to my portfolio on a going - forward basis, because of D's higher dividend yield.
(Note: Since this is a Dividend Champion it has raised its dividend every year for at least 25 years, therefore, negative dividend growth rates shown, if any, will be attributed to
special additional dividends paid in excess of the company's regularly reported dividend rate)
As you can see in our table, for the senior with an income of $ 85,000, an extra $ 1,000 in interest income reduces OAS by $ 150, but the same amount
of additional dividend income reduces OAS by $ 212.
And I feel pretty confident that, due to massive built - in competitive advantages I recently wrote about, they'll be a more profitable company, which should
confer additional dividend income my way.
Consistent with what I found when I surveyed the Dividend Aristocrats in my previous article, I only found 6
additional Dividend Champions (excluding any of the duplicate Aristocrats I presented in my previous article) that I considered attractive in today's elevated market.
I'm trying to figure out whether I should be
taking additional dividends to overpay that 10 %, or instead put that money towards my pension.
The offer is well below my FV estimate, but it's fair in terms of the premium it delivers (39 %, or 42 %
inc. additional dividends).
In a nutshell, with the cash paid from the dividend, you purchase paid - up additions, which
earn additional dividends, that can then be used to buy more paid - up additions, and so on.
With this article I will be covering 10
additional dividend growth research candidates with moderate to higher yields in addition to the initial 20 that I presented in part 1 found here and Read more about The S&P 500 is Overvalued These 10 Dividend Growth Stocks Are Not: Part 3 -LSB-...]
(Note: Since this is a Dividend Challenger it has raised its dividend every year for at least 5 - 9 years, therefore, negative dividend growth rates shown, if any, will be attributed to
special additional dividends paid in excess of the company's regularly reported dividend rate)
This would provide
an additional dividend income stream and increase diversification.
Meanwhile, BHP Billiton's policy is to pay out a minimum of 50 % of its cash flow after maintenance capex in dividends, with the potential to pay out
an additional dividend from the other 50 % of cash flow depending on how it chooses to allocate that capital.
This would provide
an additional dividend income stream and increase diversification.
It wasn't a big splash, but it adds another terrific company to the Portfolio, and adds
some additional dividends to the annual dividend income stream.
Well of course
any additional dividends generated are included in the metric, but there is no need to adjust «cost».
The discount is treated as
an additional dividend and included in your basis for the stock.
Those shares then generate
additional dividends, which can then be reinvested, creating a virtuous circle of dividends → reinvestment → more shares → more dividends, etc..
Thanks to monthly dividends, you won't have to wait long for
the additional dividend income.
But I still greatly enjoy investing as a hobby, and I view the additional freedom I gain with
every additional dividend dollar as a meaningful use of some of my capital.
This means that management of BOA can not dilute the A warrant value by paying out
additional dividends (up to the threshold amounts).
With this article, I will be covering 10
additional dividend growth research candidates with moderate to higher yields in addition to the initial 40 that I presented in part 1 found here, part 2 found Read more about The Final 10 of 50 Faster Growing Dividend Growth Stocks: Part 5 -LSB-...]
With this article, I will be covering 10
additional dividend growth research candidates with moderate to higher yields in addition to the initial 30 that I presented in part 1 found here, part 2 found Read more about 10 Fairly Valued Dividend Growth Stocks for Total Return: Part 4 -LSB-...]
You can see the dividend income climbing every single year — freedom is actually becoming more accessible and realistic with
every additional dividend dollar.
While living, you can count on level premiums, level (or growing) death benefits, cash growth in a tax advantaged way, access to that cash when needed or intended,
additional dividends or even growth through stock markets, and more.
The additional dividends purchase more paid up additions, which create more dividends, which buy more paid up additions, and on and on it goes.