The holidays are coming to a close and we are now officially setting out sights on 2020. One December tradition remains in tact, unfortunately. The Browns fired their head coach. One of these days, the team will find the right coach to lead this team to its first Super Bowl. But we will once again have to continue our search elsewhere! I am off topic. The real reason we are here are to learn about the expected dividend increases in January. Let’s dive in.
Fundrise – Lanny’s Year-End Update
Lanny’s January Dividend Stock Watch List
December has had ANOTHER run up in stock prices. Finding an undervalued Dividend Stock is becoming difficult, but we all know there are diamonds to be found, diamond dividend stocks that is. Therefore, it is time to pour a hot cup of coffee and begin my dividend stock research. Time to tune in for Lanny’s Dividend Stock Watch List – January Edition.
Bert’s January Dividend Stock Watch List
The market has continued to soar in December. The impressive rally has helped everyone’s portfolios continue to soar to record heights. I must admit, it is a lot of fun watching your portfolio’s market value continue to climb. Unfortunately, there is one con to a booming stock market. There are not a lot of stocks trading at a value! But even with record prices, a few companies have caught my attention and earned a place on my January dividend stock watch list.
November Dividend Income from YOU the Bloggers!
One month left, now that November is over. Time to make your Dividend Investment moves count!
What’s crazy is how many stock purchases the two of us have made over the years that stemmed from an article we read on one of your websites. We cherish this community. Which is why we aggregate as many dividend income summary articles from around the community. Here is the November 2019 version of the Dividend Income from YOU the Bloggers series. It is time to get motivated!
Bert’s Stock Purchases – November and December
How I Saved almost $2,000 in 3 Years with Google Fi
It was July 2016 and I was in the middle of simplifying my life and finances. Part of the simplification was with my cell phone plan, provider and services needed. I was tired of being in a long-term contract and paying for services that did not fit my need or use. Further, the telecommunications landscape was changing by the way you pay for or even lease your phone. This is my story on how I switched to Google Fi and have saved almost $2,000 in 3.5 years.
