I leant that Dividend paying companies are typically not going to grow in stock price as much and the overall market. But they do tend to be stable mature companies. I want to invest around 600K for retirement, is this good strategy?
There's nothing wrong with dividend investing in stable companies, but I recommend consulting an expert if you're looking to invest that amount for retirement.
I'm nearing retirement as well and have greatly benefited from working with a financial advisor. Since I didn't start investing early, I knew I couldn't rely on the compound interest from index funds. Interestingly, I've managed to earn more profit than some of my peers who have been investing for years.
*Nicole Anastasia Plumlee* is the licensed coach I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
A very interesting video. Stock Growth with Dividends. Higher Dividend yields can be achieved by using other companies Bats Bp. As long as a company can cover their dividend it’s not a problem. I’m a Legal & General fan I was given share in them for my 18 birthday and added to them over the years and always reinvested the Dividends. That was 40 years ago and they now pay a very healthy dividend
Hi, I’ve watched lots of dividend videos and this is something I find confusing. Why choose companies with lower dividend rates. Pick from the top payers, I can understand diversifying a portfolio but again pick the higher dividend companies. Well pays your money and makes your choice. Take care M.
@@markeh1971high dividends can be a sign of a company desperate to keep their share price up because the market isn’t valuing the company sufficiently. It would then be vulnerable to take over. Also high dividends are a sign that they don’t have a good reinvestment strategy so potentially this signals that they won’t be growing their company and therefore share price.
Hi Hayley, a really interesting video. It would be great to see this revisited for 2024 to see how much your original video and estimates have crystallised, to help to determine the overall notional costs on a UK platform such as 212 or Freetrade etc and an estimate of real yields minus costs to assess this versus a simple tracker like the FTSE 100 as a comparison for this high dividend strategy. Ive seen another of these that shows monthly yields on the calendar view. I think it would also be interesting to look at concentration risk in this to see if it would alter your selection of target companies if you were to revisit? Great video - ☺️
As a dividend investor in for the long-term, monthly dividends aren't very important to me so much as the overall yield. An interesting idea, but with a bit of quick math this portfolio yields around 2.25% only. I'd be aiming for closer to 6% with companies that still have plenty of growth potential .
As the dividends go up, so does the share price so the yield stays roughly the same. If you bought Diageo in 2006 then you would be getting a yield of nearly 9% each year now on your original amount
I was waiting for Rio to get to 4800, been waiting months, lost my nerve, bought at 4910. Price should head north towards the declaration date, if not I’ll take the dividend. Can’t lose
Hi , just wanted to say , great little channel you have here with some nice content 😁, just wondering if you had considered holding any penny stocks for your portfolio ? Just in case you get lucky with the next amazon or apple entity ! Look forward to your future vids.
It’s unusual to get much growth in the share price from companies that pay too large a dividend. 3 or 4% is as much as you will get as a maximum yield without the share price falling year-on-year. LGEN is a classic example. It is better in the long run to buy growth stocks or accumulating ETFs. If you need an income, you can always sell a few shares as you need them. One tip if you are looking for dividends, check the company’s dividend cover. You really need it to be 2+
There is nothing like the ability to get paid every month, love the video! I think dividend ETFs are looking better and better lately. Thoughts on SCHD/JEPI or any. of the alike? Let's collaborate some time soon!
Hey 👋 we can’t get SCHD or JEPI over here unfortunately but I do have VHYL which is a dividend ETF… it’s nearby 25% in financials which of course is interesting right now but I’m up on it by about 3% right now :) yes yes! I’ll message you!
Thanks for the video, but what about the fundamentals of these companies? I am new at investments in UK, so I wonder whether someone could help me to find the best site to check companies fundamentals. Thanks.
Hey Hayley, do you buy ETF for S&P 500 to start with but just confused if I should go with VOO or VUSA, I am thinking of investing for long term. What do you suggest ? Based in Ireland
Hayley Please can you tell me why my account has limited functionality. When I try to buy shares its saying; Your account has been limited to closing or reducing positions only. What does this mean?
My final goal is aim to reach 200K stocks to received my ideal dividend where most middle class have. Thanks for hailey who share more dividend stocks idea.
I leant that Dividend paying companies are typically not going to grow in stock price as much and the overall market. But they do tend to be stable mature companies. I want to invest around 600K for retirement, is this good strategy?
There's nothing wrong with dividend investing in stable companies, but I recommend consulting an expert if you're looking to invest that amount for retirement.
I'm nearing retirement as well and have greatly benefited from working with a financial advisor. Since I didn't start investing early, I knew I couldn't rely on the compound interest from index funds. Interestingly, I've managed to earn more profit than some of my peers who have been investing for years.
*Nicole Anastasia Plumlee* is the licensed coach I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Great work Hayley. Some fantastic companies there. Really like the calendar graphics and presentation. Awesome! all the best.
Hey 👋 thank you!! Haha I feel like I’m back at school when making that 😅
A very interesting video. Stock Growth with Dividends. Higher Dividend yields can be achieved by using other companies Bats Bp. As long as a company can cover their dividend it’s not a problem. I’m a Legal & General fan I was given share in them for my 18 birthday and added to them over the years and always reinvested the Dividends. That was 40 years ago and they now pay a very healthy dividend
Hi, I’ve watched lots of dividend videos and this is something I find confusing. Why choose companies with lower dividend rates. Pick from the top payers, I can understand diversifying a portfolio but again pick the higher dividend companies.
Well pays your money and makes your choice.
Take care M.
@@markeh1971high dividends can be a sign of a company desperate to keep their share price up because the market isn’t valuing the company sufficiently. It would then be vulnerable to take over.
Also high dividends are a sign that they don’t have a good reinvestment strategy so potentially this signals that they won’t be growing their company and therefore share price.
Hey Hayley, I just subscribed, thanks for the great information 👍
Hey 👋 thank you, good to have you here :)
BATS pays in Feb :) and is a good buy now with high Div
Hi Hayley, a really interesting video. It would be great to see this revisited for 2024 to see how much your original video and estimates have crystallised, to help to determine the overall notional costs on a UK platform such as 212 or Freetrade etc and an estimate of real yields minus costs to assess this versus a simple tracker like the FTSE 100 as a comparison for this high dividend strategy. Ive seen another of these that shows monthly yields on the calendar view. I think it would also be interesting to look at concentration risk in this to see if it would alter your selection of target companies if you were to revisit? Great video - ☺️
Dividend are great when you are a pensioner 👌 and TAX free in an ISA .
Growth for younger people 👍
Don’t agree, reinvest the dividend. Play the long game.
forget dividends... honestly i was looking at your smiles.. very nice presentations...
Nice one. I'd swap in GSK instead of AZN and add HSBC to round off the financial corner. Lots of opportunities at the moment. :)
As a dividend investor in for the long-term, monthly dividends aren't very important to me so much as the overall yield. An interesting idea, but with a bit of quick math this portfolio yields around 2.25% only. I'd be aiming for closer to 6% with companies that still have plenty of growth potential .
Diageo has raised it dividends for 23 consecutive years and it's still only 2.2%. Is it just me or is that a bit weird? What am I missing?
As the dividends go up, so does the share price so the yield stays roughly the same. If you bought Diageo in 2006 then you would be getting a yield of nearly 9% each year now on your original amount
@@TheCompoundingInvestor Ah, I get it. Thank you very much. I wish they'd have taught us useful information like that at school.
@@richardc316 You are welcome Richard. took me a while to get my head around that one. All the best on your journey
I think this is a good time to buy Rio tinto and Anglo American
A good time for Rio, but is it the best. Depends if you’re averaging in or buying a bag.
I was waiting for Rio to get to 4800, been waiting months, lost my nerve, bought at 4910. Price should head north towards the declaration date, if not I’ll take the dividend. Can’t lose
Hi , just wanted to say , great little channel you have here with some nice content 😁, just wondering if you had considered holding any penny stocks for your portfolio ? Just in case you get lucky with the next amazon or apple entity ! Look forward to your future vids.
I love Realty Income. They pay a dividend every month, (currently 4.8%) and have an excellent history of growth.
Hi, You could one day make videos on the European stock market (French in particular) and an ETF portfolio that you advise for a beginner. Thanks
I don’t take cash I reinvest. I have Vhyl and gbdv
Put some very short bonds in there Hayley ,pays nearly 5% each month .
Smooth .
It’s unusual to get much growth in the share price from companies that pay too large a dividend. 3 or 4% is as much as you will get as a maximum yield without the share price falling year-on-year. LGEN is a classic example.
It is better in the long run to buy growth stocks or accumulating ETFs. If you need an income, you can always sell a few shares as you need them. One tip if you are looking for dividends, check the company’s dividend cover. You really need it to be 2+
I'd rather concentrate on the yield rather than the regularity of the payment.
There is nothing like the ability to get paid every month, love the video! I think dividend ETFs are looking better and better lately. Thoughts on SCHD/JEPI or any. of the alike? Let's collaborate some time soon!
Hey 👋 we can’t get SCHD or JEPI over here unfortunately but I do have VHYL which is a dividend ETF… it’s nearby 25% in financials which of course is interesting right now but I’m up on it by about 3% right now :) yes yes! I’ll message you!
@@HayleyEich we do a FUSI which is the closest thing to SCHD
You have a new subscriber
Thank you and welcome!!
can you tell how much money you need to invest to get those passive income? At least 50k
Thanks for the video, but what about the fundamentals of these companies? I am new at investments in UK, so I wonder whether someone could help me to find the best site to check companies fundamentals. Thanks.
Hey Hayley, do you buy ETF for S&P 500 to start with but just confused if I should go with VOO or VUSA, I am thinking of investing for long term. What do you suggest ? Based in Ireland
VTI and schd 👍
Please do a trading 212 vid. I'm heavily leaning that way myself to start building my portfolio
What in particular about T212 do you want to see? :)
@@HayleyEich now you're asking. How to start with a s&s isa and how to start building the profile. Is this too open ended?
Skip that. I've just about to catch your previous vid on such. Sorry hayley 😳
I was just about to ask you if you have seen that one :) let me know if there’s anything else I can cover though :)
@@HayleyEich will do. Thank you
Could u make a video of dividends being paid every week let alone 3 to 4 days out the week that's what I got
So that's an annual return of less than 2.5%, hopefully growth would boost it
Hayley Please can you tell me why my account has limited functionality.
When I try to buy shares its saying; Your account has been limited to closing or reducing positions only.
What does this mean?
Very informative video 😊
Please list this portfolio for me if you can
My final goal is aim to reach 200K stocks to received my ideal dividend where most middle class have. Thanks for hailey who share more dividend stocks idea.
Always find a few good stocks in the comments.
Trading 212 sucks, have been trying to register an account for 2 days and all I get is the spinning wheel of death.
Hey, can i have your trading212 link ID, i haven't received the free share through the link, thanks.