Dividend & Income Investing - What a famous fable can teach us about dividend investing

Dividend & Income Investing – What a famous fable can teach us about investing *LIMITED TIME PROMOTIONAL OFFER* New website launch. Take the full Personal Pension Academy online course for ONLY $97 CDN (All taxes included). Regular price of $497 -- *Save $400 off the usual course and workshop fee* -- Click on the following coupon link: http://personal-pension-academy.teachable.com/courses/personal-pension-academy?product_id=97148&coupon_code=YOUTUBE_SUBSCRIBE&preview=logged_out In this video tutorial I provide students with an interesting perspective on investing in dividend and income paying stocks. Most of the investment advice and philosophy in today’s investment world focuses on buying stocks and hoping that the stock price or the market value of the investment goes up. Everyone is always looking for the “10 banger” … those stocks that you buy today and hope will go up 10 times in value. Unfortunately, those types of stocks (like Apple or Microsoft in the early days) don’t come up every day. Dividend and income investing is what we prescribe in the Personal Pension Academy course. This video shows us that slow and steady wins the race. Anything else would just be gambling. If you buy a stock that pays a dividend, over time that stock will increase in value. The reason is quite simple. Only stocks that make a consistent profit are able to pay out regular dividends. Isn’t that what investing is all about? Investing in businesses that make money (i.e. a profit)? Why would anyone put their money into anything else. Even Kevin O’Leary has stated numerous time that he only invests his money in companies that pay him a dividend. Hey if it's good enough for a Dragon (Dragon's Den and Shark Tank) then it is definitely good enough for me. I'm sure even Warren Buffett would agree. TFSA Account and RRSP Investing – Many Canadians have investments in TFSA accounts and RRSP accounts but have relied on financial advisors and planners to manage their money. This usually results in most people having a majority of their money invested in mutual funds, which in my opinion, are the worst possible investment anyone can make. In the Personal Pension Academy, we spend module one analyzing the hidden fees you are paying with these mutual funds. If you take this investment philosophy and purchase dividend and income paying stocks for your TFSA Account and RRSP account, then you will be on the right track to build true wealth for your retirement. Best of all you don’t have to wait until you retire to start drawing the income. You can start earning a pay cheque from your investment right away. Here are some other resources to help you on your way to building wealth and becoming a successful investor. Check out my free online money course - The Wealth Acceralerator: http://www.sbcknowledge.com/wealth-accelerator/ My free training series on building wealth including secrets the financial industry and banks don’t want you to know, avoiding what I call the investment ADD death trap and converting your TFSA into a personal pension plan: Continue your free training with the next videos in the Personal Pension Academy: Video 1 - Secrets the financial industry don't want you to know https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy8gqpO1Rrk Video 2 - The Investment ADD Death Trap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcYutKisUcs Video 3 - Turning your TFSA into a personal pension plan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx0tV5QF_oM Here are some other good resources on Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) - How they work and what they do if you are not familiar with what they are given they are a relatively new registered account and not many Canadians are taking full advantage of them. - Good explanatory video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pcvgKCxFhk - Another good explanatory video from ScotiaBank (although I wouldn't buy any of their investments) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Flb9lGUMM - TFSA vs RRSP explanation and examples - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iraKxb6baCc - Information on Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSA) from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) - http://www.tfsa.gc.ca/ - Good article from the Globe & Mail on so Do's & Don'ts of TFSA investing - http://globalnews.ca/news/1502572/5-dos-and-donts-of-tax-free-savings-accounts/

Comments

1. I like your energy..great presentation
2. both capital appreciation and depreciation can happen! dividend stocks can go down to zero as well
3. Yes, love the compounding method
4. Great video. If the investor was able to reinvest the dividend into more shares each time the dividend was paid, after year 1 they would own an extra $202.50. And assuming the dividend was paid each quarter, and the investor reinvested that amount immediately the rate of return would be even greater. That is the power of compounding.
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