The Compounding Dividends Owner’s Manual tells you exactly what to expect. The goal of this portfolio is to build a reliable income stream while growing your wealth. How? One Dividend At A Time.
CEFs can certainly be interesting investments. It's unlikely that we'll include any in the portfolio however, for exactly the reason you mentioned - they're funds and not individual companies.
How would you recommend using both Compounding dividends and compounding quality for investments for an 18 y.o? for a 62 y.o.? An equal split? more dividends for the younger or older ? How would you use the ETF vs stock choices in the dividends portion.
This was quite a revealing article about the Compounding Dividend approach!
I take it the portfolio will exclude CEFs, then since they are funds and not companies?
CEFs can certainly be interesting investments. It's unlikely that we'll include any in the portfolio however, for exactly the reason you mentioned - they're funds and not individual companies.
There will also be an ETF portfolio.
How would you recommend using both Compounding dividends and compounding quality for investments for an 18 y.o? for a 62 y.o.? An equal split? more dividends for the younger or older ? How would you use the ETF vs stock choices in the dividends portion.
where do I look for the current portfolio?
thank you