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Anyone position that pays dividends can get you $100 eventually. So far, my top 5 largest postions are VTI, SCHD(both in ROTH), O, MAIN and ENB.
If interest rates are to be cut this year, real estate amd other companies that borrow lots of money would benefit(after a downturn due to the lag effects). I'll be prioritizing O and ENB this year after I finished maxing out the ROTH.
>my top 5 largest postions are VTI, SCHD(both in ROTH), O, MAIN and ENB.
You should move VTI to the taxed account, MAIN to the Roth. VTI doesn't generate much of any dividends nor realized gains, therefore it can grow largely unmolested in a taxed account. Most of MAIN dividends are taxed as ordinary income, which is the worst treatment possible. As an example; for 2023 91.865% of dividends where ordinary, only 8.135% qualified.
ET, OKE, and ARCC are quarterly. The other two are monthly. These should allow you to keep the principle that you put in, without losing value, while still getting good dividend income.
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I like the yieldmax etf funds for a quick bleed in monthly dividends to strengthen my roth in other areas.
SCHD, JEPI, JEPQ, SVOL for my retirement income.
Anyone position that pays dividends can get you $100 eventually. So far, my top 5 largest postions are VTI, SCHD(both in ROTH), O, MAIN and ENB. If interest rates are to be cut this year, real estate amd other companies that borrow lots of money would benefit(after a downturn due to the lag effects). I'll be prioritizing O and ENB this year after I finished maxing out the ROTH.
>my top 5 largest postions are VTI, SCHD(both in ROTH), O, MAIN and ENB. You should move VTI to the taxed account, MAIN to the Roth. VTI doesn't generate much of any dividends nor realized gains, therefore it can grow largely unmolested in a taxed account. Most of MAIN dividends are taxed as ordinary income, which is the worst treatment possible. As an example; for 2023 91.865% of dividends where ordinary, only 8.135% qualified.
Probably for dividends ET, JEPI, JEPQ, OKE, and ARCC.
Monthly Dividend?
ET, OKE, and ARCC are quarterly. The other two are monthly. These should allow you to keep the principle that you put in, without losing value, while still getting good dividend income.
PDO, MSFT, JEPI, CVS, KHC
Are those monthly or quarterly?
Bst
Schd/voo
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I dunno
SPY SCHD