Uncover the hidden risks of dividend stocks and their impact on your retirement accounts. This eye-opening video reveals the brutal truth about dividends, challenging common misconceptions and shedding light on the potential pitfalls of relying on dividend income for your golden years.
0:00 – 0:40 Popularity Of Dividends
0:41 – 1:41 Dividend Tax Rates
1:42 – 2:47 High Paying Dividend Stocks
2:48 – 3:45 Performance Of High-Paying Dividend Stocks
3:46 – 5:27 Aristocrats List & Performance
5:28 – 5:51 Know What You're Getting Into!
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@4:07 unfortunately MMM is at a 10-11 year low, I like it, I own a lot of it .. but the pull back on price in the past 3 years really skews your graph.
Thanks Eric
Do an SCHD comparison, granted it hasn’t kept up the last year but the market is up on the back of 7 specific stocks. My plan in after tax account is SCHD and grow it as much as I can, the dividend tax bracket is also after deductions so can make much more than 80k+ for married filing jointly.
Wow, I’m a dividend investor and was shocked by this. Thanks for sharing Eric!
For the older retirees, they have already won the game and our not looking for maximizing total return. Rather they are building a secondary income stream with established companies and less volatility. They are not trading, they are holding. As you rightly inferred. They will pass the equities on to heirs with a reset cost basis. Win-Win
Good stuff Eric! Probably worth mentioning especially on the first nerdwallet list it was full of REIT which get taxed as ordinary income.
Dividend growth rate and years of growing dividends are probably the most important metrics.
When you have built a next egg it’s return of capital vs return on capital. The same people that built their portfolio most likely know how to hold on to their money in retirement. 🤣🤣 Many of the older folks did it without all the charts and graphs. 🤔