SCHD is the best ETF for high dividend yield and low risk investing for beginners in dividend investing. Index funds and ETFs are …
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Maxing my 401k match with my employer now and i just started contributing to a Roth IRA as well. Ill have to keep SCHD in mind.
How did you come up with that annual interest rate
That's if they keep paying the dividend 🤞🏿, they can change there minds about how much dividends they'll pay.
Yupp – after the split, I have 9600+ shares of SCHD.
If I do a Cash-Secured Put on Nio with $500 dollars I can make $30 in premiums.
Meaning I can make minimum $390 a year with 6k. 😂😂😂😂 It's exactly what I do.
not correct there is no grantee to "till the end of your life"
Or buy a rental with a 20% down payment and cash flow it month one $300-500 month while the home appreciates
Question, I’ll be 20 soon, I want to start investing in Voo and some dividends like schd, but I don’t really want to wait until 59 1/2 to start taking out money I want to be closer to 50. Do I open a brokerage or Roth ira
Invest in crypto
Now do the same math but using S&P returns.. then tell me if u want schd 😅
Right now a money market account can give 5.25%
Wouldn’t you make more doing that in a high yielding savings account with 5% a year ? I could be wrong. Please educate me if anyone knows
and how much of this is taxed if we actually start to spend the dividend money we earn?
Is this Exist in fidelity
If I had $360k, I would allocate $100k to tech stocks and $260k to dividend stocks with a proven track record—focusing on capital appreciation and year-over-year dividend growth.
Somehow none of these guys take taxes into account
Rock telling the truth she been thru it the trauma The Oklahoma Court will take all this in consideration Zeus may have helped her case
What site are you using to calculate the earnings?
21 and I recently decided that I should get into ETFs so I put 1000 into SCHG and 500 in SCHD. Not much but only going to add more from here!!
Why not Jepi JepQ or ISPY???? Safe upward momentum etfs that have 10% yearly dividends that pay you monthly.
He’s not lying
What if I invested 100,000 in the beginning will my annual dividend payments start after one ☝️ year of investing 600 a month
can u do this now
Just bought my first shares of this ETF
I don’t understand why you think this is such a big deal. Interest rates on a CD are currently higher. And QYLD, is almost 12% yield per year. What am I missing that makes this such a great ETF?
1.2k a month for 40 years?
What if you keep investing what you make from dividend?
Realest video 😂😂
I eould say about 60K if the price keeps moving up at the rate it is.
what site are you using to forecast the future payouts?
I like jepi or spyi better
Not accounting for taxes that have to be paid, when you withdraw the money that you are gaining in dividends
Is this better than a traditional high yielding savings account?
I’m in a money market fund making 5.2%.
What is the calculator you use to model the returns?
Bought 1 share last month, just bought 3 more. First dividend of 0.75 to occur next week. Also heard about 3 to 1 split with it.
I cant fucking wait that long
Now do the math for VGT. You would have way more and you could sell your stock little by little for passive income and only pay 20% tax.
Schd stock split?
Got a question…. $40k – $50k in schd at 3.35% or Sofi highs or savings account at 4.5%?
That's quite a low yield. You can get an ETF with 10%+ yield.
Minus taxes
U wrong in the first is 3710 dollars per year not per mont. Dont say things people can confuse
If SCHD is paying 3.5% dividend yield, but a High Yield Savings Account is paying 5% interest, is my money better in the HYSA?
i put about 5k across a spread of different etfs every month i only started recently but ive just managed to get my first property investment through an incredible mortgage e-sale
I have a similar one for dividend growth. Started 2 years ago and love it.