The Dividend Challenge

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the dividend challenge
Make sure you get those Benjamin’s to work for you ASAP!

I am obsessed with growing dividends and seeing them compound every year. Well now I am doing a crush the dividend challenge. (#dividendchallenge) The purpose is to well increase the dividends in 2015 and surpass what was received in 2014.

If you make the gap bigger between last year and this year you will experience year over year growth. The benefit of dividends will not only give you a greater sense of return on your money, but it will also provide the opportunity to get even more shares going forward. If you do this, you will invest on purpose for increasing dividends aka icing on the cake in my opinion.

Imagine getting 10K a year from dividends in 2015 and letting things compound. By the year 2020 can you imagine how much you will get from dividends? Its safe to say it will be more than 15 thousand dollars of free money just for holding an asset.

What in life gives you free money for holding it? Nothing does and only investments do. Now are you ready to crush the dividend challenge?

How can you crush The Dividend Challenge?

Well you have to allocate more free dollars into new or existing investments

Also you can focus on selecting and investing only in higher yielding options

Another tactic is to focus on specific mutual funds that give a bigger than average capital gains return in comparison to other funds

Reinvesting current dividends always gives you more dividends instead of cashing them out

Don’t invest into money market funds as those types of funds pay minimal dividends

 

These steps are plain and simple for all of us who are obsessed with increasing net worth and raising the bar financially, but not for those unfamiliar with investing.

If you made 100 dollars last year in dividends lets aim for 300 this year

If you made 500 dollars try to double it to a cool thousand

If you made 3,000 last year lets see if we can rock 5K by Dec 31

If you made 6K in 2014 from dividends, how does 10K sound this year

If you made 10 thousand dividend dollars, aim for 15K

The point is to supersede what you did in 2014 by rocking #dividendchallenge and invest any surplus money into mutual funds, ETF’s, Dividend stocks, Bonds anything investing related that will pay you to own it.

The websites below will give insight on how to rock dividends year after year:

Daily Trade Alert

Asset Grinder

Passive Income Pursuit

DivHut

Dividend Mantra

Passive Income Earner

Go to twitter and use the hastag #dividendchallenge and tweet how you are going to crush the dividend challenge in 2015. Don’t forget to tag me @Moneywatch101 so that I can retweet your response.

My Goal is to surpass 5K in dividends in 2015. What’s your Goal?

Comment if you want to join The Dividend Challenge?

#Dividendchallenge

#Crushthedividends

 

Rich Uncle EL

 

Pic is courtesy of MoneyWatch101.com

6 thoughts on “The Dividend Challenge”

  1. EL,

    Thanks for the mention!

    Wish you the best of luck with the $5k goal. That would be fantastic. And, like you mentioned, that will compound into a lot of money over the years/decades.

    I'm hoping for $7,200 this year. Not sure how close I'm going to come, but I'm gonna give it 100%.

    Have a great weekend!

    Best regards.
    My recent post Five (New) Dividend Growth Stocks On My Watch List

    1. Yes a great weekend it will be, I'm making some changes to finances that will pay off in the future. 7200 is great I think you will surpass that as you own individual stocks and they grow dividends at a greater pace. The bulk of my portfolio is mostly mutual funds, index funds, with small positions in REITs, and Div. Stocks. Best of luck Jason.

  2. As always, I appreciate the mention of DivHut. Hopefully those dividend income figures can inspire others to see the long term benefits of dividend investing.
    My recent post Regret Is My Motivator

  3. I'm in! Last month I traded in a lot of my low dividend yielding stocks for ones I had been researching and that should produce much more handsome returns this year. I'm hoping to go from $1K to $2K. I know that's small, but its a start!
    My recent post We Saved Over $1,000 in Taxes This Year By Contributing to Our Vanguard SEP IRA

    1. That’s exciting that with a simple exchange of.funds, you will experience double the return. Good luck can’t wait till I can grow mine by 5k a year. Now that’s compounding.

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