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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement
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To: JimisJim who wrote (30851)3/6/2019 12:07:39 AM
From: Steve Felix  Read Replies (1) of 34328
 
More ways to do it than you can shake a stick at, as long as you put in the work to put some money back to begin with.

Seems I can never ever not be setting some kind of goal. Just been doing it too long I guess. Don't "need" to
fund accounts for my grandsons, but have decided that I am going to be that grandpa that we all wish we had,
because I can.

Still want MY 20k of income / 20k non income I can sell as soon as the wife gets on Medicare. Should be able
to have them each 35k accounts within two years of that without selling anything on the income side.

Looking ahead to handing this off to my son in law, used that last swoon to add more dividend growers.

Now have CE paying 2.1%, but the rest, SNX FDX HRS and RMD all under 2%. All have nice dividend growth.
Added to AAPL, they come up to 22% of the portfolio.

That's how I do it. Now that the first two goals are easily within grasp, I add trying to get as many good
dividend stocks in the portfolio as I can before handing it over. It's a curse! lol!
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