Over the years, Pat McKeough has shown how to
use high quality dividend stocks to add tremendous earning power.
Not exact matches
Keeping my expenses low each month will allow me to have more money to set aside and invest in
high quality,
dividend growth
stocks that I will
use to reach financial independence.
Sure
Dividend uses The 8 Rules of Dividend Investing to systematically identify the best high quality dividend growth stocks for the lon
Dividend uses The 8 Rules of
Dividend Investing to systematically identify the best high quality dividend growth stocks for the lon
Dividend Investing to systematically identify the best
high quality dividend growth stocks for the lon
dividend growth
stocks for the long - run.
I make
use of three components: 1) A single premium immediate annuity (SPIA), 2) Corporate bonds and / or preferred
stocks and 3)
High quality dividend stocks.
But an intelligent investor will
use this to their advantage, buying up a
high -
quality dividend growth
stock when it's undervalued (i.e., when a
stock's price is well below its intrinsic value).
Over the years, Pat McKeough has shown how to
use high -
quality dividend stocks to build earning power.
Consider buying the ETF or, if you're up for the challenge of researching individual
stocks,
use the ETF's underlying holdings as a screened list of
high -
quality dividend payers from which to choose.
If you are not immediately
using the
dividends for some expense purpose (pay bills,
higher quality of life) why would you not consider a lower
dividend / no
dividend yeilding growth
stock, at least for a time?
Similarly, for the
High Quality,
High Dividend Stocks, I
use the equations: = -LRB--LRB-(J64 + J40) * 0.5 - J52) * -LRB-($ E$ 19 - 8) / 4) ^ 2) + (J64 - J40) * 0.5 * -LRB-($ E$ 19 - 8) / 4) + J52 I interpolate among years in
Dividend Calculator B. I ignore all interactions (between the number of years and the payout ratio).
Investors in
dividend - paying
stocks can expect more volatility than investors in
high -
quality bonds are
used to, so if you need stability above all, no
stock or
stock fund will ever be able to supplant bonds or cash.