Nice video. I love Schd and dividend investing. A 25 year timeframe is a long time and when people estimate the dividend payment in the future, we need to take into account possible affect of inflation.
I think a few things I don’t know. Taxes paid along the way on dividends? Investing in, for example, Nasdaq and growing then buying schd later after it grew faster?
Be careful with this, you could be leaving money on the table. You can usually get better returns from other funds, likes s&p then convert over to an income ETF like SCHD at retirement to protect the gains and have larger monthly dividends. Depends on your risk tolerance. A balanced approach is usually a better choice.
Question for the great minds of UA-cam. Im 55 and have 1.5 million in my 401k. My company matches 7% as long as I put in 6% of my salary. Awesome but I'd like to retire at 65 or earlier. Lots of other details needed but I want spending money before taking out of my 401k or getting SS and all that (also have a pension) Okay here is the question, I'm considering taking a 50k loan from my 401k. Taking that money and buying shares of SCHD. That way I can jump start that ride to dividends and payback the 401k to myself at the same time. In the end paying that off but also now having money available in my early retirement without accessing 401k or SS monies.... Genius or nutso?
The older you get you should be able to invest even more. Now that I'm 48 I'm investing 800.00 a month. Definitely couldn't in my 20s or 30s but once you find a good job and stay for years and move up in the company it will get easier. Also helps if your wife works also.
Im investing 5,000 a month into SCHD and retiring in 10-12 years. Just letting compounding interest do its thing.
Almost at 2,500 shares of SCHD. For the first time I’m about to use some of my dividend income for a trip to Hawaii.
Do you get dividend of SCHD every month?
They pay quarterly
Great video man! Long live SCHD!
I’m up to 601 shares of SCHD shares and plan to continue buying. Love the ETF.
Very nice! What's your average share cost?
@@UsernameAmos Just over $72.00.
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@@UsernameAmos Low $70s, probably around $72.50.
Nice video. I love Schd and dividend investing. A 25 year timeframe is a long time and when people estimate the dividend payment in the future, we need to take into account possible affect of inflation.
i drip around 12 shares/quarter. also adding on dips. most recent dip buy was 50 shares when the mkt took a dump from the Japanese stock crash.
My brother in christ amen
517.4016 Shares. DCA'ing 2 shares every day 🎉
Average share price is $77.13
I think a few things I don’t know. Taxes paid along the way on dividends? Investing in, for example, Nasdaq and growing then buying schd later after it grew faster?
Be careful with this, you could be leaving money on the table. You can usually get better returns from other funds, likes s&p then convert over to an income ETF like SCHD at retirement to protect the gains and have larger monthly dividends. Depends on your risk tolerance. A balanced approach is usually a better choice.
Question for the great minds of UA-cam. Im 55 and have 1.5 million in my 401k. My company matches 7% as long as I put in 6% of my salary. Awesome but I'd like to retire at 65 or earlier.
Lots of other details needed but I want spending money before taking out of my 401k or getting SS and all that (also have a pension)
Okay here is the question, I'm considering taking a 50k loan from my 401k. Taking that money and buying shares of SCHD. That way I can jump start that ride to dividends and payback the 401k to myself at the same time. In the end paying that off but also now having money available in my early retirement without accessing 401k or SS monies....
Genius or nutso?
1250 shares
I own SCHD
Can you also do a video on DIVB PLEASE
Every video about SCHD assumes that an average person can invest $500 month for 25 or 30 years. Get real
Not every video. Go to 7:13
The older you get you should be able to invest even more. Now that I'm 48 I'm investing 800.00 a month. Definitely couldn't in my 20s or 30s but once you find a good job and stay for years and move up in the company it will get easier. Also helps if your wife works also.
Good thing is if you start at 20 years old you could have over a million with just 150.00 a month. Starting early is the key.
25 years is way too long to wait
This is about the long run, I intend to do this for about 30-35 years.
You must be old sounds like a personal problem
Not if you’re only 25!
I'm 52 1800 FXAIX-1200 SCHD-450 VT and I keep on adding
@@Tyler_Topswhat about 35