I learned more about crafting a non-fiction proposal from Terry Whalin's book than I did from the three writers» conferences I've attended — and
received huge dividends.
Not exact matches
I don't mean run it in the red — I mean pay yourself a
huge salary, reward yourself with a gigantic bonus regardless of actual company performance, and issue a special class of shares that only you own that gives you ten times the
dividends the other shareholders
receive.
Although this increase is not a
huge increase, there are companies who are raising their
dividends significantly (see post on BHP Billiton's increase), so overall I should
receive total increases that beat inflation.
It is currently trading at a discount of 25 % to underlying asset value, which is not that
huge, but if you take into account that shareholders will most likely
receive $ 9 / share in
dividends the discount on the remaining holdings rises to 37 %.
If you
receive $ 500 each year in
dividends but earn $ 50,000, for example, those
dividend earnings don't make a
huge difference to your yearly income.
With September's
huge numbers behind me and the first three quarters of the year in the books, I've
received $ 4,301.76 in passive
dividend income thus far for the year.
I do love XOM though as I have
received a
huge sum of
dividends over the last few of years and I believe they are a great company.
Sharing in the profits is a
huge part of what
receiving life insurance
dividends is all about.