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Get Rich with Dividends

A Proven System for Earning Double-Digit Returns
Agora Series 3. Aufl.

von: Marc Lichtenfeld
25,99 €
Verlag:	Wiley
Format:	EPUB
Veröffentl.:	29.03.2023
ISBN/EAN:	9781119985570
Sprache:	englisch
Anzahl Seiten:	256

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Titelbeschreibung

The latest entry in the best-selling guide to dividend investing In the newly revised third edition of Get Rich with Dividends: A Proven System for Earning Double-Digit Returns, bestselling author and investing strategist Marc Lichtenfeld delivers a proven and reliable guide to realizing substantial returns—without taking on undue risk—using dividends. You’ll learn to generate significant income with the author’s sensible and low risk 10-11-12 System. In the book, the author demonstrates techniques that won’t require you to babysit each and every investment, freeing you up to enjoy more fulfilling pursuits as your nest egg and income streams grow steadily. You’ll also find: <ul> <li>Proven techniques to generate 12% average annualized returns over the long term</li> <li>Ways to make dividends the cornerstone of your investment and income strategy</li> <li>Methods for reducing risk and increasing returns at the same time</li></ul>An essential resource for retail investors everywhere, Get Rich with Dividends: A Proven System for Earning Double-Digit Returns also deserves a place on the bookshelves of anyone interested in the financial and stock markets, as well as readers with an interest in business.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Foreword by Alexander Green xiii Preface xvii Chapter 1 Why Dividend Stocks? 1 “Y’all Must’ve Forgot” 5 Marc Lichtenfeld’s Authentic Italian Trattoria 8 The Numbers 9 Keeping Up with Inflation 12 The 10-11-12 System 14 Summary 16 Notes 16 Chapter 2 What Is a Perpetual Dividend Raiser? 19 Dividend Aristocrats 20 The Index 21 The Champions 23 Junior Aristocrats 26 Survivorship 29 Summary 30 Chapter 3 Past Performance Is No Guarantee of Future Results, but It’s Pretty Darn Close 31 Performance of Perpetual Dividend Raisers 34 How Do Bonds Compare? 49 Are You an Investor from Lake Wobegon? 52 Summary 56 Notes 56 Chapter 4 Why Companies Raise Dividends 59 Buybacks versus Dividends 60 Management Speaks 65 Attracting the Right Shareholders 68 Signals to the Market 72 Summary 73 Notes 74 Chapter 5 Get Rich with Boring Dividend Stocks (Snooze Your Way to Millions) 75 How Much Do You Want to Make? 75 Summary 87 Note 87 Chapter 6 Get Higher Yields (and Maybe Some Tax Benefits) 89 Buying $1 in Assets for $0. 90 89 MLPs 98 REITs 100 BDCs 101 You Don’t Have to Play Mahjong with Mrs. Zuckerberg 103 Preferred Stocks 105 Summary 107 Chapter 7 What You Need to Know to Set Up a Portfolio 109 The Oxford Income Letter Portfolio An Example 111 Setting Up the Portfolio 115 Yields 118 Payout Ratio 121 Dividend Growth Rate 126 Special Dividends 128 Summary 131 Notes 131 Chapter 8 The 10-11-12 System 133 Yield 133 Dividend Growth 134 Payout Ratio 135 Formula 135 Numbers 147 When to Sell 156 Summary 158 Chapter 9 DRIPs and Direct Purchase Plans 159 Summary 163 Chapter 10 Using Options to Turbocharge Your Returns 165 Covered Calls: The Espresso of Income Investing 167 Option Prices 169 Volatility: An Option Seller’s Best Friend 170 Time Is on Your Side 171 Who Should Sell Covered Calls? 172 Annual Returns of 20% 173 Selling Puts 177 Summary 179 Chapter 11 Foreign Stocks 181 One Lump or Two? 182 Lumpy Perpetual Dividend Raisers? 184 Other Risks 186 Summary 188 Chapter 12 Taxes 189 Foreign Taxes 191 Tax-Deferred Strategies 192 Tax Law Changes 194 Summary 194 Note 195 Chapter 13 Crypto 197 Summary 200 Note 201 Conclusion: The End of the Book, the Beginning of Your Future 203 Glossary 207 Acknowledgments 211 About the Author 213 Index 215

Autorenportrait

MARC LICHTENFELD is the Chief Income Strategist of The Oxford Club. His writing has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, and U.S. News & World Report. He is also the bestselling author of previous editions of Get Rich with Dividends: A Proven System for Earning Double-Digit Returns.

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Praise for GET RICH WITH DIVIDENDS “Americans need financial independence. The government isn’t going to get you there. In fact, it will be an obstacle to your comfortable retirement. Dividends are a perfect way to combat the threat of higher taxes and inflation. Not only is my friend Marc Lichtenfeld’s book Get Rich with Dividends a great read, it’s also one you should absolutely share with your family members, especially younger ones. This is the type of financial education you just don’t get in school.” —Larry Kudlow, Host of Kudlow on Fox Business Network “Marc Lichtenfeld has done a superb job. Easy-to-read. Makes sense. I was a skeptic. Now I see how this strategy can really pay off.” —William Bonner, New York Times bestselling author of Financial Reckoning Day, The New Empire of Debt, and Hormegeddon “Most investors know the critical role dividends play in generating long-term returns. Marc Lichtenfeld takes a big step beyond the conventional chatter about dividends to provide investors with comprehensive strategies to help them choose the right dividend-paying stocks. In a low/no-yield world, this is a very useful tool.” —Aaron Task, Former Editor-in-Chief, Yahoo! Finance “If you’re looking for growth, invest in dividend stocks. If you’re looking for income, invest in dividend stocks. If you’re looking to reduce your risk, invest in dividend stocks. And to learn exactly how to build your fortune safely and securely invest in this book. It’s a classic.” —Alexander Green, bestselling author of The Gone Fishin’ Portfolio, The Secret of Shelter Island: Money and What Matters, and Beyond Wealth “Marc Lichtenfeld’s book is a timely, necessary, and easy-to-read reminder about the importance of dividend paying stocks. For a long time, especially during the tech boom, investors sacrificed steady dividend payments in favor of a stock’s growth potential. Ultimately, however, stocks fell and those investors were left with neither cash nor capital appreciation. Don’t let this happen again. Read Marc’s book.” —Gregg Greenberg, Retirement Editor, InvestmentNews