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I am in my mid 40's and have both a traditional IRA and a brokerage account. I have mostly growth stocks/etfs but I want to start investing in dividends (likely SCHD). Would it be better to invest in dividends in the IRA or the brokerage? Im trying to determine tax benefits/implications.
@@Movearoundoutmyface i have schd and qqqm in my Roth IRA. Im still learning… i also have 5 accounts so i am looking forward to 5-10 years from now to see what happens :) (Accounts: 401a, 403b (roth), 457b, Roth IRA, brokerage) - 500k across all accounts with majority in 401a
Good question. Next month we kick off the development of our own international dividend report based on our Quantigence strategy. When that's released, we'll be doing videos on international dividend ETFs like SCHY and anything based on S&P Global's international aristocrats.
I'm torn between Mexico or Thailand. Will not be able to retire in the US. I'll be interested in your SCHD taxation video. I'm not sure what I want to do about that, start an SCHD-centric Roth ira for the 10-12 years i've got left or build on what I already have in my taxable account ...
Spend time in both before deciding. Thailand has the whole "flying farang" problem that flies under the radar of most media outlets. Mexico is a lot better than what the media portrays. Someone mentioned Panama which is a good point - don't limit yourself to the usual suspects. Doing visa runs gets old so consider that as well. Lots of options on this planet - some people switch between multiple countries.
@@Nanalyze Flying Farang. That's great. Move to Thailand and get wise too late you're the femme fatale's mark in an exotic film noir. Neung, song, sam, tay. หนึ่งสองสามตาย ! Stick with the temples and spicy street food. I've done some serious soul searching recently but need to travel a lot more. I'm an ELL teacher at a university here in the USA. Would love to travel the world teaching but I'm too middle aged to give up a nice state job with bennys and decent retirement plans.
We get that question a lot. Quantigence will be the easiest to turn into an ETF. Our paper explores how such an ETF might work (ideally, completely rules based). We have a few more videos that will explore how an automated strategy might work based on those findings. More importantly, we need to solicit commitments from institutional investors. As our brand grows, that will make an increasingly strong case for our ETFs so please spread the word :)
Don't worry. We've got you covered. ;) Here''s our video on financial education for children curse free (ua-cam.com/video/FwHaJv31T0I/v-deo.html). You'll also be pleased to know that the other 99% of our content is safe for children as well. The single curse word used in this video was in reference to the tagline from a Famous dollar Shave commercial. It's the rare exception around here, not the norm.
That’s good. I have had to unsubscribe from some UA-cam channels because my kids hear them curse and I would hear “how come you listen to them curse and you don’t want me to say those words “
@@Markazoid6041 Your kids do have a point! Agree that it doesn't add any value. Way back when we used to do it in articles occasionally to sound edgy but then realized there's no upside and lots of downside. Joe P.
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dividend series is top tier
Really glad to hear that! We have a few more lined up in this series as well :)
I am in my mid 40's and have both a traditional IRA and a brokerage account. I have mostly growth stocks/etfs but I want to start investing in dividends (likely SCHD). Would it be better to invest in dividends in the IRA or the brokerage? Im trying to determine tax benefits/implications.
Others have raised this question. The "IRA" vs "Roth" topic is in the research queue.
Good stuff. Own both. Contribute to both weekly.
That simple strategy will do well for you over the long term!
Same here dgro and schd is all i have in my roth and i buy 5 of each stocks every week .
@@Movearoundoutmyface i have schd and qqqm in my Roth IRA. Im still learning… i also have 5 accounts so i am looking forward to 5-10 years from now to see what happens :)
(Accounts: 401a, 403b (roth), 457b, Roth IRA, brokerage)
- 500k across all accounts with majority in 401a
Thanks for the video. Love your stuff! Any plans to dive into SCHY in a future video?
Good question. Next month we kick off the development of our own international dividend report based on our Quantigence strategy. When that's released, we'll be doing videos on international dividend ETFs like SCHY and anything based on S&P Global's international aristocrats.
And thank you for the love!
@@Nanalyze Awesome & thanks again!
Very informative series.
That's great to hear, thank you!
I'm torn between Mexico or Thailand. Will not be able to retire in the US. I'll be interested in your SCHD taxation video. I'm not sure what I want to do about that, start an SCHD-centric Roth ira for the 10-12 years i've got left or build on what I already have in my taxable account ...
Thailand for me dawg
Take a look at Panama for retirement.
Spend time in both before deciding. Thailand has the whole "flying farang" problem that flies under the radar of most media outlets. Mexico is a lot better than what the media portrays. Someone mentioned Panama which is a good point - don't limit yourself to the usual suspects. Doing visa runs gets old so consider that as well. Lots of options on this planet - some people switch between multiple countries.
@@Nanalyze Flying Farang. That's great. Move to Thailand and get wise too late you're the femme fatale's mark in an exotic film noir. Neung, song, sam, tay.
หนึ่งสองสามตาย ! Stick with the temples and spicy street food.
I've done some serious soul searching recently but need to travel a lot more. I'm an ELL teacher at a university here in the USA. Would love to travel the world teaching but I'm too middle aged to give up a nice state job with bennys and decent retirement plans.
@@jasonhesseltine3520 Mmmm.. spicy street food. Sounds like you're making a great plan!
Are you working on turning your dividend growth and disruptive tech portfolios into ETFs?
We get that question a lot. Quantigence will be the easiest to turn into an ETF. Our paper explores how such an ETF might work (ideally, completely rules based). We have a few more videos that will explore how an automated strategy might work based on those findings. More importantly, we need to solicit commitments from institutional investors. As our brand grows, that will make an increasingly strong case for our ETFs so please spread the word :)
Social Security in USA is adjusted for inflation every year.
Not for long. We covered that here :) ua-cam.com/video/LkcJ3_RpAv4/v-deo.html
Great video!!!!
Really glad you enjoyed the piece Dave!
Great video guys!!!
Glad you're enjoying our dividend series Bill!
Cursing is unprofessional and pointless. I will not be using your video to teach my children about financial education
Don't worry. We've got you covered. ;) Here''s our video on financial education for children curse free (ua-cam.com/video/FwHaJv31T0I/v-deo.html). You'll also be pleased to know that the other 99% of our content is safe for children as well. The single curse word used in this video was in reference to the tagline from a Famous dollar Shave commercial. It's the rare exception around here, not the norm.
That’s good. I have had to unsubscribe from some UA-cam channels because my kids hear them curse and I would hear “how come you listen to them curse and you don’t want me to say those words “
@@Markazoid6041 Your kids do have a point! Agree that it doesn't add any value. Way back when we used to do it in articles occasionally to sound edgy but then realized there's no upside and lots of downside. Joe P.
Strange flex.
No flex, just giving constructive criticism.