As title says, Im planning on starting to buy about 1000/mo of dividend paying ETFs (in addition to the 1500/mo going into traditional 401k) for the foreseeable future to build some cashflow in retirement - one that won't necessarily require me to sell my holdings to live off of. I already have a 401k and Roth TSP (IRA-ish for government/military) amounting to about 60k that is 100% tracking large cap (sp500/Russell 1000). Going forward, I plan to rebalance some of that by reallocating most of it in dividend paying ETFs and then sending all future contributions into divided ETFs as well. Looking for suggestions. Hopefully this will help others make investment decisions as well. #investing #dividendfinance #dividends #retirement EDIT: Obligatory TC: 170k ish
JETS
Is it good idea to invest now, for next 6 months? Seems like highest ever it could go for now.
Their dividend pay looks all over the place. Maybe good for capital gains but I dont see this as a stable dividend paying ETF
GAMR
Dividend just forces capital gains on their terms. There better long term return on growth stocks or funds. Then you can sell when you need the funds on your terms.
That sounds tempting, but I don't want to be getting high off my own supply when I retire. I'd want to pair my capital gains with dividend cashflow so that I can continue to better preserve the principal investment
Dividend investing is not guaranteed. In times of crises companies can and do cut dividends.
QYLD. 11% yield. Monthly payout.
What’s the catch
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Bought this yesterday, figured it was a mistake so I sold it today and got VZ instead
How's this strategy going op?
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Waiting for someone to suggest a no-dividend meme stock