Sentences with phrase «one's dividend income goal»

My monthly dividend income goal for 2015 is $ 600 (which shouldn't be too difficult), and $ 650 may be achievable (a serious stretch, but not impossible).

If I can maintain an annual dividend income growth rate of approximately 20 %, then I should be on track to reach my projected average monthly dividend income goal of $ 750.

My next stock buy will certainly lift me over the $ 600 / month milestone, so achieving my 2015 dividend income goal well before the end of the year is a certainty.

Each one of these small purchases brings me closer to my $ 500 dividend income goal for 2015 — it's gonna be a close one!

In fact my portfolio value is around 40k (canadian) right now and my dividend income is near 1500 $ (canadian) but I'm awaiting for an 8000 $ (can) money transfer to be available in my brokerage account pretty soon so things should improve a bit more and I should be near my 2000 $ in dividend income goal for 2015.

This will cost me another month, but I should still be able to reach my projected monthly average dividend income goal for 2016 of $ 750.00.

Don't sweat about still having work to do on meeting your annual dividend income goals.

In fact, if I could average this amount for each month for the remainder of the year, I'd have no trouble surpassing my forward dividend income goal for 2018 with just this and my monthly reinvested dividends (no more capital investment required!).

Another step closer to my 2016 projected monthly average dividend income goal of $ 750.00.

Our dividend income goals are pretty close.

Do you have any dividend income goals you are trying to reach this year?

Here is my progress against these dividend income goals:

Keep up the good work yourself, and I wish you well in reaching your dividend income goals.

Our dividend income goals are pretty close.

I haven't done a detailed analysis like you've done here, though I realize investing earlier in the year rather than later would be better for reaching my dividend income goal.

With all the capital you've been putting to work, you should be able to crush that dividend income goal.

The wider the gap between your income and expenses, then the more capital you can raise and the less time it will take to reach your dividend income goal.

In order to reach my dividend income goal, I have to receive minimum $ 1010 dividend for the month of December.

So I'm pretty well on track hitting my dividend income goal of USD 4» 500 for 2017.

They will have a lower yield and lower risk, which means it will take a bit longer to reach my dividend income goals.

3) When you were approaching your dividend income goal, how did you deal with the temptation to continue investing in order to secure a bit more dividend income?

I'm averaging $ 477.97 per month in dividend income this year, which means I should comfortably exceed my dividend income goal.

As a long time (silent) reader I would just like to congratulate you on a very nice month and achieving your dividend income goal for the year!

I know you said you will post a more detailed article in a bit and you mentioned the amount you maintain currently but I'm very interested in how much in cash equivalents you intend to maintain once you achieve your dividend income goal and «retire».