Collect $1,000 Per Month In Passive Income With A “Freedom Dividend” Plan
I’m sure you’ve heard of Andrew Yang. He was a US Democratic candidate for the 2020 presidential election. His platform was largely based around the idea of what he called the “Freedom Dividend”. He wanted to provide a universal basic income for Americans, whereby they’d be guaranteed $1,000 per month just for being alive.
Andrew Yang didn’t win the election. And UBI is probably not going to be a reality in America any time soon. But what if you could create your own “Freedom Dividend”?
What if you could build a basic income for yourself with… drumroll please… dividends? I collect a four-figure sum of dividends every single month.
This is my “Freedom Dividend”. Because they’re dividends. And they’ve unlocked financial freedom for me.
Today, I want to tell you how you can build your own form of basic income with safe, growing, passive dividends.
After all, how much easier does it get than waking up to fresh money you didn’t go to sleep with?
You have to live below your means and regularly invest your savings into high-quality dividend growth stocks. I’m talking about world-class companies that are providing society with the products and/or services it demands.
I’ll give you five quick examples of dividend growth investing stocks: Apple (AAPL), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Nike (NKE), Pepsi (PEP), and Microsoft (MSFT).
These are fantastic businesses that make money hand over fist, and possibly the best stocks to buy now. Better yet, they’re all sending their shareholders reliable, rising cash dividends. These dividends flow and grow like clockwork.
And that’s where building your own “Freedom Dividend” comes in. You build it with dividends. Dividends that offer you freedom.
These dividends are cash payments that can be used to live off of. They can be the source of your own basic income. It’s an income floor in your life that makes sure your bills get paid, even if you don’t work anymore. If you thought a stimulus check was cool, imagine how cool it’d be to get something like that every month for the rest of your life.
I personally collect a four-figure sum of dividends every single month. And these dividends come in without me lifting a finger. I literally wake up to fresh, new money I didn’t have the night before.
These dividends are the most passive form of income you could possibly think of.
Andrew Yang, who’s now running for NYC mayor, proposed his universal basic income at a flat $1,000/month. I’m proposing something much more attractive.
I’m proposing a form of basic income that rises faster than inflation, which means your purchasing power increases every single year.
Indeed, the five stocks I listed earlier in the video have all increased their dividends for many consecutive years. In the case of Johnson & Johnson, we’re talking about 58 consecutive years of dividend increases. And their last dividend increase came in at more than 6% – much higher than inflation.
This plan is all about relying on great businesses to do what they already do. They’re highly adept at consistently increasing their profit and paying out growing dividends to shareholders.
There’s nothing keeping you from participating in this amazing system and building your own form of basic income.
I’ve built my own “Freedom Dividend” using the dividends that world-class enterprises pay out to their shareholders.
And you, too, can build your own “Freedom Dividend”. You can build your own basic income.
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Of course dividends are nice, and a handy way to make a living. But my observation is that dividends are usually a small percentage of share price, which tells me that one need to own a whole lot of shares to get that "four figure income" every month. Certainly iif I had a million to invest I could get shares that paid collectively a lot of money. But certainly if I had that much to invest it would be because I already had a good income.