Coca-Cola For Your Retirement Portfolio [View article]
Stephen, Take the $400,000 and break it down to $50,000 as a short/medium term goal. $50,000 is 13% of $400,000. Then break it down in the same percentages. If you are interested in Dividend Income as a long term goal I suggest you study Dividend Value Investing. Many Community Colleges have Personal Financial Courses that are taught by people that are Investment Smart, and hold an MBA/Economics Degree. Shoot for companies that pay a Dividend that hass paid between 3-5% over the last ten years, and make sure that they are sustainable over the next five years. Buying stocks is EXACTLY as buying the compamy.
My Retirement Income Quarterly Review - The Final Wrap Up [View article]
Bob, I'm going to read/study your Model of "Dividend Growth oriented" investing as I also am handling the majority of our portfolio. The one exception is my wife's secondary retirement program as they don't allow it. I handle her 457 plan though. I'm "favored" towards MORN as my main model for investing/financial information, as I've seen the whole host of information that I need from their site, though I also use others to re-verify. One question: When you state that you are a Dividend Growth oriented investor, are you referring to the dividend growth to be sustainable?
$10 A Day Keeps The Retirement Woes Away [View article]
Excellent remark to a very good article. It's the elimation of a person's debt that is "attainable" if they forget the "need it now syndrome." Eli sounds like he's far ahead of other in his age group, financially speaking.
Coca-Cola For Your Retirement Portfolio [View article]
My Retirement Income Quarterly Review - The Final Wrap Up [View article]
Thanks, your articles are excellent.
$10 A Day Keeps The Retirement Woes Away [View article]
Eli sounds like he's far ahead of other in his age group, financially speaking.
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