One stock in my 'set and forget' dividend portfolio is paying double-digit yields
The easiest way to self-manage your dividend income portfolio without losing a ton of money is following my advice below.
Dividend stocks I personally recommend and buy myself are not meant to be 'traded.'
Rather, you buy them and hold the stocks for a long time. (I still hold two stocks I recommended to buy and hold back in 2014).
There's a process I follow to build this dividend portfolio over time. This strategy gradually grows your income and can eventually help pay your bills for life.
It doesn't happen overnight...
But you'll see on the next page many who've had success, plus how easy it is to follow.
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