1 Jun
Without savings it’s incredibly hard to invest! I wish I had gotten out of debt and saved a few thousand dollars before I began investing, but we can only change what we do going forward from here. Enjoy this checklist of simple ways to save $50 each week!
22 Mar
There are several dividend stocks within our portfolios that are not core positions and I’m thinking about consolidating into existing positions and perhaps a new one. The “new one” that I’ve had my eye on is Advance Auto Parts (AAP). Advance auto parts provides automotive replacement parts and accessories while operating under the Advance Auto […]
27 Feb
#1 Russia invaded Ukraine and that sent the stock market crashing before it hit the brakes, reversed and shot up as if nothing happened. This is why I love being a buy and hold dividend investor – it’s REALLY hard to time the market. Buying strong companies, maybe adding a bit more when they’re […]
9 Feb
At one point in time, every person on this planet was a beginner – Michelangelo, Chopin, Einstein and Buffett. You don’t know what you don’t know, so here’s to hoping you find something useful in this post – and learn something you didn’t know! #1 – Know your goal Investing without a clearly written […]
3 Feb
The James Webb Space Telescope is the latest and greatest space observatory that took 30 years and $10 Billion USD to develop. The JWST will orbit far beyond Earth’s moon at a distance of about 1 million miles detect infrared radiation from Solar System planets, exoplanets, stars, nebulae, and galaxies. This will help us […]
27 Jan
Dividend growth investors LOVE to see dividend raises, and there’s been a slew of them to start the year. So, let’s get you caught up on recent dividend increases between January 3rd and January 26th, 2022. 1/3/2022 Bank Ozk (OZK) The regional bank raised their dividend for the 46th consecutive quarterly time 3.4% to […]
20 Jan
If you’re looking for a few quick stock ideas that may be on sale, you’re in luck. I say “on sale” in regards that each of these has a current dividend yield above their 5 year average (which is a good thing). This means compared to each stocks 5 year dividend yield history, you’re getting […]
15 Jan
Rarely do we hear people mention AT&T’s long term debt and when it comes due. There are two things, I think to look at when assessing a company’s long term debt- If the company has largely predictable cash flow and if that cash flow can cover or service their debt. “Largely predictable” of course is […]
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