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    Automatic Passive Income - How the Best Dividend Stocks Can Generate Passive Income for Wealth Building.
    Automatic Passive Income - How the Best Dividend Stocks Can Generate Passive Income for Wealth Building.
    Automatic Passive Income - How the Best Dividend Stocks Can Generate Passive Income for Wealth Building.
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    Automatic Passive Income - How the Best Dividend Stocks Can Generate Passive Income for Wealth Building.

    By Andru Istomin

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    If you are looking for a comprehensive dividend-investing book, then you have landed in the right place. With the help of this passive income book, learn how to invest in the booming stock market and generate true passive income through the tried and true investing strategy of dividend growth stock investing. In these difficult economic times, preparing for a secure financial future has become an essential part of our lives. This book has something for everyone, from complete novice investors to experienced investors who are investing for decades. The information age presents you with a lot of opportunities to invest in the dividend stock market without leaving your home.

    However, in recent times, the economy has experienced a lot of turmoils, including stock market crashes, economic recessions, and companies going bankrupt. These things and events scared ordinary people away from investing and they are hesitant to invest in passive income opportunities such as dividend stocks.  This book explains all you need to know about investing in dividend growth stocks. Helping the individual investor to take control of their financial life is the central theme of this book. This book on passive income teaches a value-based strategy to invest. Currently, there is a lot of information on media and on the internet about dividend investing and passive income and most of it is confusing or perplexing for the average person. 

    Fortunately, there are quite safe ways to invest in dividend market and this guide explains how anyone can be a successful dividend growth stock investor. There are many questions in potential investor's mind and this book answers them in a clear and easy to understand manner.  We all have been taught that the dividend market is risky and you need a financial advisor before you can invest. Fortunately, investment plans described in this book are designed to help all investors maximized every dollar. The passive income idea found in this book is for both beginners and seasoned investors.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAndru Istomin
    Release dateMay 31, 2018
    ISBN9781386337201
    Automatic Passive Income - How the Best Dividend Stocks Can Generate Passive Income for Wealth Building.

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      Automatic Passive Income - How the Best Dividend Stocks Can Generate Passive Income for Wealth Building. - Andru Istomin

      Table of

      Contents

      Introduction

      Chapter 1 Introduction to Dividend Investing

      Chapter 2 Know Your Dividend Investing Goals

      Chapter 3 Fundamentals of Dividend Investing

      Chapter 4 Choosing Dividend Stocks

      Chapter 5 Buying That Perfect Dividend Stocks

      Chapter 6 Income Tax on Dividend Stocks

      Chapter 7 Building Your Portfolio

      Chapter 8 Best Dividend Stocks to Choose

      Chapter 9 Helpful Resources

      Chapter 10 S&P 500 Index and S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats

      Conclusion

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      Introduction

      Dividend stocks have long been a mainstay of individual investors. However, over the past few years, the investment market has become more difficult to navigate. This book is written to provide the basic dividend stock investment knowledge to the average person. To succeed as a dividend growth investor, you need to pick your dividend stocks wisely, be patient, and invest time. Only then, you can see high-quality dividend growth stocks growing at stable and sustainable rates.  Dividend investing may seem like a difficult thing to understand, with the help of this book, you will get a good understanding of how it works and how you can do better with it. The book includes a lot of useful information and whether you are new to investing or dividend investment, the book will help you make sound investment decisions. This book will show you the way to get the best for your money and help achieve financial security at retirement.

      Chapter One

      Introduction to Dividend Investing

      Times have changed and securing financially secure retirement is not as easy as it was 30 years ago. Those days, investment returns were much more consistent than now. You could choose from a variety of investment opportunity. You could buy one of the mutual funds or invest in major public companies like General Electric or AT&T. You could have worked in a big company and know that if you work hard, you could have a secure job until you retire.

      In the 1980s and 90s, you could invest in S&P 500 index fund and get regular good rates on your investment. Bad years were a rare thing these days for S&P. You could build up a nest egg inside of a 401K or IRA plan and know that is would grow about 10% each year, consistently. You could withdraw about 5% and even give yourself a raise every year in retirement to cope with inflation.

      Today, it is a different scenario. After the .com bubble burst in 2000, the 9/11 attack in 2001, and the continued war in Asia, the S&P started to show weakness. During the start of the economic crisis in 2008, the S&P lost about 37% of its value. Some major US companies such as Merrill Lynch and General Motors went bankrupt. Interest rates fell to almost zero, tax revenue falls sharply, the national debt doubled, and the government had to step in to get the economy back on its feet.

      The economy is turning around since then, but a secure retirement or setting aside money in a 401k plan is no longer feasible. Social security is effectively insolvent and corporations are no longer loyal to their employees. Experts saying that we have to work longer and live on just 3% of our investment portfolio during retirement.

      We can no longer rely on big corporations or government to take care of us during retirement years. People who are in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s need a new investment plan that offers better returns, grow consistently and provide a secure retirement.

      Dividend Investing

      Dividend investment stocks could allow you to live off of 4% to 6% of your portfolio each year without having to ever sell shares of stock. It is more stable than S&P 500 and has the potential to grow by 5 to 10% each year. At a first glance, it may seem there is nothing special about it, but the performance numbers will change your mind.

      Standard and Poor’s records S&P 500 companies that have grown their dividend every year for the last 2 decades, known as the S&P Dividend Aristocrats Index. This group includes about 52 companies and include names like Coca-Cola, Chevron, Exxon Mobil, AT&T, 3M, Wal-Mart, Procter & Gamble and McDonald’s. The Indexology blog recently published a chart comparing the performance of the S&P Dividend Aristocrats Index to the performance of the S&P 500 between 1990 and 2017. These companies had cumulative returns of more than 1,900% while the return in investment in the S&P 500 resulted in cumulative returns of about 1,000%.

      Image result for S&P 500 and S&P Dividend Aristocrats total return char past 10 years

      Data shows that Dividend Aristocrats has indexed about exponentially when compared to S&P 500.

      Data shows that dividend investing works and you can make it work for you. You can use the power of dividend investing in your IRA, your personal 401K plan, and your individual brokerage account to create an investment portfolio of dividend growth stocks that will generate a steady income stream. It will be less volatile than the broader market and offer returns greater than the S&P 500. You can build your portfolio (with an annual yield of 4% to 6%) and will grow by 5% to 10% each year as companies raise their dividend over time. Dividend investing offers a perfect combination: growth investing and income investing. If the dividend stocks continue to perform well, you may receive 10% annual return in the upcoming years.

      Our goals are same for retirement; have enough money in savings and investments so we do not have to work. For example, you may want to retire at the age of 65 or do not want to retire at all. But you want the freedom and flexibility to work part-time or take a job that pays low. If you start investing early in dividend growth

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