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financelg OP t1_iualz85 wrote
Reply to comment by sol_in_vic_tus in So apparently I-Bonds are a bust for this fledgeling investor. Are stock dividends the way to go? by financelg
I have read the wiki, but I’m looking more for “real world” advice
financelg OP t1_iualqps wrote
Reply to comment by Rave-Unicorn-Votive in So apparently I-Bonds are a bust for this fledgeling investor. Are stock dividends the way to go? by financelg
If you look at my last linked post I stated that I’m no longer entertaining emptying my 401K
financelg OP t1_iuakhft wrote
Reply to comment by Citryphus in So apparently I-Bonds are a bust for this fledgeling investor. Are stock dividends the way to go? by financelg
So if I DO buy stock in large part for the divided payments, buy say, Coca Cola or something?
A company that is a “dependable”, blue chip stock that’s less likely to do this?
edit: because I figured that a lot of companies, especially if they’re not clear leaders in their respective industries can probably “talk a big game” with things like dividends and wave money around... but if their earnings reports are ever on the rocks the dividends are probably the first things to go
financelg OP t1_iuak007 wrote
Reply to comment by Taking8ackMonday in So apparently I-Bonds are a bust for this fledgeling investor. Are stock dividends the way to go? by financelg
Yeah my 401K is anything but “fully funded” 😞
edit: so basically I just want to start doing whatever gets me the highest returns now short of me sitting in front of stock tickers all day, because I’m definitely not educated or experienced as a seller
financelg OP t1_iuamr97 wrote
Reply to comment by harrisc42 in So apparently I-Bonds are a bust for this fledgeling investor. Are stock dividends the way to go? by financelg
If what you’re describing is the same as what I’ve been instructed to do with Principal, the guys who handle my company’s 401k
basically “Tell them to invest your money into a mutual fund”
I’m already in the process of instructing them to do exactly that. Are you suggesting I have a separate amount that I give to a mutual fund like Fidelity or something on my OWN?