DIVIDENDS | REGULAR STOCK | ETFs | REITs | INCOME FUND | EXPLAINED, WITH EXAMPLE OF MY OWN PORTFOLIO

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Welcome To Passive Income Investing

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What Are The Types Of Dividend Stocks?

1. Public Corporations: Buy a "Regular Stock" of a public corporation means you own shares of the corporation and will receive passive income from dividend payments, based on the corporation's profits. If the Corporation consistently delivers profits, makes good decisions and generates more money each year, you will benefit not only by collecting passive income in the form of dividend payments all year but also, the stock price goes up. Your initial investment increases value on top of all the passive income in the form of dividend payments.
FUN STUFF:
In this video, we see an example of Bell Canada (BCE) Stock, which I currently own.

Bell Canada BCE
In 2020 BCE Stock price is $62.51
Annual Dividend Rate: $3.33
Dividend Yield: 5.33%

In 2015 BCE Stock price is $53
Annual Dividend Rate is $2.60
Dividend Yield: 4.90%

If you, as Passive Investors bought $10,000 of BCE stock in 2015 and applied Passive Investing Strategy Buy and Hold. Wait and Get Paid

Calculate 2020's Annual Dividend Rate divided by 2015's Stock Price multiplied by one hundred
$3.33/$53 * 100 = 6.28%
Calculate initial investment by Your Dividend Yield %
$10,000 + 6.28% = $628
In 2020 you will earn $628 passive income a year of dividend payments on your initial ten thousand dollars invested.

Therefore
You Bought $10,000 worth of BCE Stock in 2015
You Activate Passive Investment Strategy. Buy and Hold
You Earn Passive Income of avg. $500 a year on the Initial Investment. In 5 years = $2500.
Five years have passed, you haven't aged a day and since BCE knows how to do business, Stock Price, Annual Dividend Rate and Dividend Yield increase.
You make more passive income on this one investment made five years ago.
Now in 2020, You made approx $2,500 total in passive income off of your initial $10,000 investment. Plus the value of the initial investment and Annual Dividend Rate increased.
Plus you never had to sell or do anything, just wait and get paid.
Life's Good!

2. REITs: Real Estate Investment Trust is a company that owns and operates-income producing property. When you buy shares in REITS you own a piece of real estate and not only residential real estate like an apartment building. REITs can be Retail properties like stores and strip malls. Industrial real estate, office real estate, hotels, healthcare facilities and more.
FUN STUFF:
In this video, we see an example of 2 REIT’s, I currently own.

NorthWest Healthcare Properties REIT (149 income-producing properties)
https://nwhreit.com/
Annual Dividend Rate: $0.80
Dividend Yield: 6.42%

Plaza Retail REIT (Total assets over 1 Billion Dollars, include Dollorama Stock, Canadian Tire)
https://plaza.ca/
Annual Dividend Rate: $0.28
Dividend Yield: 6.25%

Both these REITs pay out a monthly dividend passive income payment.
Both these REITs have consistently raised Annual Dividend Rate

3. ETFs: Exchange Traded Fund.

When you buy ETF Stocks you own assets of a fund of equities, including public companies, securities, etc. These funds are available in all sectors and industries, including non-dividend paying stocks like Technology Stocks or Cannabis Stocks and give a good dividend or distribution payout, based on strategies like Covered Call. Similar to a Mutual Fund, the main advantage of ETFs over Mutual Funds are reduced management fees.

FUN STUFF!
In this video, we see an example of 2 ETFs, I currently own.

BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call (Fund is a group of Canadian Dividend Paying) Stocks
Annual Dividend Rate: $1.32
Dividend Yield: 7.40%

CI FIRST Asset Tech Giant Covered Call (Fund is a group of Tech Giants. You can invest in Amazon Stock, Microsoft Stock, Google, Stock Apple Stock, Facebook Stock, etc)
Annual Dividend Rate: $1.22
Dividend Yield: 7.35%

Both these ETFs pay out a monthly dividend passive income payment
Both these ETFs have consistently raised Annual Dividend Rate

4. Income Funds or Investment Trusts
When you buy into an Income Funds, you are buying a Unit of the FUND. These funds are diverse in industry and geography.
FUN STUFF!
In this video, we see an example of 2 Income Funds, I currently own.

CANOE EIT Income Fund (Fund is a group of Public Corporations: Coca Cola, Microsoft, etc)
Annual Dividend Rate: $1.20
Dividend Yield: 11.79%

European Focus Fund (Fund is a group of European Public Corporations)
Annual Dividend Rate: $.060
Dividend Yield: 7.67%

Both these Income Funds pay out a monthly dividend passive income payment.
Both these Income Funds have consistently raised or sustained Annual Dividend Rate
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