If you want to receive passive income in the form of dividends, here’s how you can learn to do it.
Dividend investing is sexy. It is also one of the easiest forms of investing, as you simply need to identify good dividend-paying companies and assess the sustainability of the dividends for the years to come.
It requires less work than value or growth investing, and seeing the money flow into your account on a regular basis certainly feels shiok.
As long as you learn how to avoid the dividend traps, that is.
With income investing, you basically invest in companies that already have the financial ability to pay you consistent dividends year after year after year.
It doesn’t matter if the company doesn’t grow as fast as you like, or fails to meet earnings estimates, or temporarily falls in stock price…because you’re still getting paid.
And unlike investors who are looking to double their investments in 3-5 years, income (or dividend) investors are happy netting a 5% to 15% p.a. in cash back from their stocks.
But why stop there? Go one step further and learn how to identify stocks that give you BOTH dividends AND capital appreciation over time.
The simplified steps would be to
- Learn how to do dividend investing
- Create a watchlist of stocks, and buy at opportune moments
- Monitor + collect dividends + be grateful!
- how to identify dividend companies
- what makes some companies better than the others
- how to not fall for dividend traps (remember Starhub?)
- why even blue-chips may not be the best dividend stocks
- how to distinguish the frauds from the gems
- how to spot if a company will slash dividends in the near future
Because it is a lifetime membership, my one-time payment back then has allowed me to constantly go back for revision and keep up with the course updates for free.
Budget Babe
