DIVIDEND SNOWBALL EXPLAINED (What To Expect)

Want to live off dividends? The dividend snowball effect offers everyday investors the exiting possibility of retiring early off dividends and passive income, of course after years (decades) of hard work. I'm excited to share the phases of dividend stock investing for financial freedom, from start-to-finish. See my real-world experiences, and why dividend increases are more important to me than ever before.
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Timestamps:
0:00 INTRODUCTION to the three main levers of the dividend snowball effect.
0:29 Thanks to Raytheon Technologies (RTX) for the strong 7.3% dividend increase.
1:12 Lever 2, dividend increases, are more important
1:18 SEGMENT 1: DIVIDEND INCREASES REALLY MATTER FOR LARGER PORTFOLIOS
1:36 Example: $1,000 invested vs. $100,000 invested
2:29 The early investor typically sees much more cash flow growth via new capital deployment.
4:05 The $100,000 portfolio enjoys $7,341.82 in equity value. Large portfolios really benefit from dividend increases.
5:30 SEGMENT 2: THE DIVIDEND SNOWBALL EXPLAINED (THE DIVIDEND STOCK JOURNEY EXPLAINED)
6:35 The Four Phases of the Dividend Journey
7:29 The hardest part of dividend stock investing: Living through it! It takes time for the snowball to build.
7:50 First 10 Years: Grinding It Out (but it's not too hard, new capital deployed has real meaning)
8:37 Years 11-15: The Grind Is Getting Old (thankfully, dividend increases become a lot more meaningful)
9:51 Raw dividend income is growing really quickly because the portfolio has more scale.
10:55 The investor cannot grind it out as much, but thankfully lever 2 (dividend increases) take the baton in the relay race.
11:55 Years 15-20: The "Barely Holding On" Phase - The dividend journey can get old and tiresome. This is the hard part of the game.
14:07 The slope of dividend cash flow growth slows down a bit because monthly net new capital goes down. Thankfully, levers 2 and 3 help pick up the slack.
14:55 Years 21+: Eventually, the investor reaches the dividend dream state.
15:14 Dividend income keeps growing due to dividend increases and some (possible) reinvestment.
16:56 SEGMENT 3: RAYTHEON TECHNOLOGIES (RTX) DIVIDEND STOCK ANALYSIS
17:11 It's only 4.6% off its 52-week high (the power of quality blue chip dividend stocks)
17:49 Check out my Corner Patreon (link in the pinned comment below)
18:04 The 3-year dividend CAGR is 7.49% (since it's been a standalone company)
19:24 SEGMENT 4: THE DIVIDEND SNOWBALL LEVERS EXPLAINED (VIA MY PERSONAL JOURNEY)
19:44 These days, net new cash infused increases my portfolio by about 4.3% per year (estimated) on a go-forward basis. I'm relying on dividend increases and reinvestment.
21:26 THE RELAY RACE ANALOGY
22:24 THE CRAZY LIFE OF THE DIVIDEND INVESTOR
22:42 The hardest part of dividend investing is continuing the grind for as long as possible.
23:14 The dividend snowball itself is a team of levers.
23:30 DISCLOSURE AND DISCLAIMER

DISCLOSURE: I am long Raytheon Technologies (RTX), Carrier (CARR), Otis (OTIS), and 3M (MMM). I own these stocks in my personal dividend stock portfolio.

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