Earn Dividends EVERY Month

Do you earn MONTHLY dividends?

I love CAT as a stock. They increased their dividend recently.

irregardless????

Is it good to buy all 3 of these now? I'm new to stocks and I'm interested in building a portfolio with dividend stocks.

Thank you for the knowledge

Can you please do a video on taxes for brokerage accounts?

I am getting about $600/month in dividends. 😋👍

I hate that I hesitated a few weeks ago to buy CAT @ 151.32!😢😊

Gotta love those dividends every month 🕺

One other thing to mention, specifically, all of these dividends are "qualified" and thus, eligible for favorable tax treatment. Depending on an individual shareholders AGI, these dividends are taxed (at the federal level) between 0% and 15%.

Thus, depending on the taxpayer's marginal tax bracket, the tax preference can significantly enhance the "tax equivalent" yield.

The only thing to watch for is the net investment income ("NII") surtax, which kicks-in on net investment income over $250 thousand for joint filers. If joint filers have capital gains, plus qualified dividends, plus non-qualified dividends, plus long-and short-trem capital gains, the NII surtax will be triggered.

Are their quarterly dividend ETFs you can do this pay different month dividend strategy with?

I have dividends paying me almost every week, $760/month average on $121K/40 diverse positions, including BDCs, REITs, CEFs, and blue chips. I don't have enough money to look at your picks as dividend income stocks, especially not at current valuations. Appreciate the analysis.

I have MRK, QCOM but I am liking AVGO, AMGN. CAT is a bit overvalued with a low dividend. Will look to add more MRK if it dips below $100 but chances are less

I built a portfolio to ensure I get paid dividends every week and these 3 happen to be included within my portfolio.

Three awesome pics! I hold all 3 and actually have worked for one of these for almost 29 years.

I like Broadcom for the yield and growth rate.

Good info video. However I like inexpensive close-end funds that pay monthly dividends. The trick is to hold long term and reinvest the dividends. Some of the funds I like are CRF or CLM as well as GLV, ZTR, and VVR.

how much of a loss in stock price should you let a dividend paying stock go before you sell

Caterpillar is a great suggestion

Got to love those monthly dividends rolling in!

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