Sentences with phrase «increasing dividend income»

Creating your own investment portfolio that can provide you an ever increasing dividend income stream need not be difficult if you stick to some basic guidelines and investing principals during all market conditions.

We'll see, but I like our chances at collecting increasing dividend income for the next decade or so.

Clearly, I won't reach my goal of increasing my dividend income by 1000 $ this year.

My calculations show that I can increase dividend income by about 27 % per year.

Looking forward to collecting increasing dividend income for many years to come!

Why settle for rock - bottom income returns when you can increase your dividend income fast with these stocks?

I haven't worked out the exact number yet, but I'm aiming to increase dividend income earned by at least $ 50.

The $ 5,500 is ready to go and will help increase the dividend income even higher.

I would have increased my dividend income over 50 % year over year if my 401k funds paid a dividend this quarter.

On a go forward, I expect my recent stock purchases to further increase my dividend income.

But again I could manage to increase my dividend income compared to the previous year.

Though, I'm wondering what are you doing to keep increasing your dividend income?

I need cold, hard cash, and steadily increasing dividend income gives me the confidence I need to enter the realm of financial independence.

The fund's investment objective is current income with the prospect of increasing dividend income and the potential for capital appreciation.

Congratulations on increasing your dividend income.

Hi FireBy40 A very good looking portfolio, which will certainly in the future to generate increased dividend income.

I justed wanted to make sure I can follow your progress with increasing your dividend income from your non-registered investments.

If the dividend has increased, and the stock price has not yet risen to keep up with the increased dividend, this again gives you an opportunity to buy more shares and increase your dividend income at a relatively low price.

July was yet another month of increased dividend income and I am hoping to crack the $ 1,000 (per month) mark soon.

Secondly, I will opportunistically invest new money to increase my dividend income.

In terms of side income, I did purchase some shares of NSC a little while ago, so that will increase my dividend income.

As each company increases their dividend you will buy more stock which increases your dividend income which allows you to buy more stock which increases your dividend income.

I originally anticipated that I would increase dividend income each month.

Secondly, I will opportunistically invest new money to increase my dividend income.

The end goal is to continue reinvesting proceeds and other passive income streams into your dividend portfolio over time and to increase your dividend income to a point where you can live off of it without working!

Increasing my dividend income is what I had been into for the period of January to May 2011.

As mentioned in my ultimate ambitions post, the long term goal is to increase dividend income to a minimum of $ 2500 per month.

This strategy will allow me to dollar cost average into the market AND increase my dividend income (index funds pays dividends).

However, to answer your question, there are two main drivers to my increased dividend income.

If I stick to to the plan, I will increase dividend income, save more money, and have less debt by the end of the year.

Starting with $ 100,000 and assuming your average $ 30,000 per year contributions (which would not remain constant because of increasing dividend income but for this I assume that it does) and assuming an average 20 % return per year (the average 10 % stock market gain + 5 % average dividend yield + 5 % average dividend growth) in 8 years (I think you said you're 32) you will have $ 1,023,948 by age 40.

This solid economic foundation offers shareholders the potential for both a strong margin of safety and an opportunity for an increasing dividend income stream and potentially attractive future returns.