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5 Things I learned about blogging from dividends.
1. It's a great way to connect with strangers about finances: This may seem funny but it's true. For some reason people you know wi...
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Nothing exciting here. Had small holdings of both stocks. Both are solid long term dividend payers that are trading at a reasonable price no...
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Another double digit dividend month thanks largely to owning shares of T. $10.98 in total dividends and below is the breakdown. Last year t...
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Happy Halloween everyone. I consider it a holiday every month when I get to count up this money I didn't have to work for. October is ty...
Share by share. Bit by bit. Love seeing the continued buying and dividend accumulation.
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith. I try and buy whenever I can squeeze out a few bucks from a very tight budget.
DeleteDS
Continue to plant those seeds and you'll be harvesting some big bucks in the future!
ReplyDeleteFerdiS. That's the plan. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteDS
even i do some share by share,just this week grabbed BBL.
ReplyDeletedesidividend,
DeleteShare by share is where I'm at right now. A lot of my buys come from finding room in my budget in a given week. Investing is protection against spending.
DS
T is my second favorite stock in my dividend portfolio. Realty Income is my absolute favorite. Nothing wrong with grabbing another share of T. Building shares is the name of the game. The more shares you have, the more dividends you receive, which will be reinvested into more shares, etc.
ReplyDeleteDividend Portfolio,
ReplyDeleteWe think alike. With two children and unexpected work and family expenses, I really only project an investment of $40 each month, plus whatever I transfer over from my brief Lending Club experiment (usually $20-25). I'm always amazed by how much else I can squeeze out.