DIVIDEND INVESTING FOR BEGINNERS: Build your Dividend Strategy, Buy Dividend Stocks Easily, and Achieve Lifelong Passive Income

by G.R. Tiberius

Discover how you can get paid regularly -- without doing any work Looking for a way to invest in stocks without having to keep monitoring the markets? Want to enjoy cold, hard cash from your stocks without ever having to sell them? Dividend investing gives you the best of both worlds . You get a regular source of income in the form of dividends, while still benefiting from increases in stock prices. When you buy dividend stocks, you get to enjoy the fruits of your investment right away, instead of waiting until you sell. Plus, you won’t have to worry about the daily ups and downs of the stock market because, in general, your dividends won’t likely be affected by them. The result? Having a dividend stock portfolio won’t take up much of your time, leaving you free to do more important things. The key to successfully investing in dividend stocks lies in what you invest in, and how you set up your portfolio. That means choosing the best retirement dividend stocks, having a solid dividend retirement strategy and understanding how dividend income tax rates affect you. How you start will affect not only how much you earn, but also how much time you need to spend on your investments. To make sure you start off on the right foot, you’ll need the right information to help you plan out your next moves. This dividend investing playbook will show you an easy way for dividend investing. In Dividend Investing for Beginners , you will And much more. Even if you only have a small amount to invest, if you consistently add to your investment, this amount can grow significantly over time. You don’t need to become a financial expert to be successful in dividend investing. You just need to know enough to make the right decisions at the right time . And you’ll learn how to do that with dividend investing books and other resources that will build up your understanding of investments. As long as you start now, make a solid plan, and follow through with it, you’ll be slowly but surely building up a reliable portfolio that will provide for your needs for years to come. If you want to start preparing for an abundant and worry-free retirement, then scroll up and click the “Add to Cart” button right now.

Genres: Economics, Personal Finance, Finance

180 pages, Paperback

Published July 22, 2021

Reviews

[Ash · Rating 5 out of 5]

Game-Changing Book

Here are my thoughts on Dividend Investing for Beginners. I must say, this book is a game-changer when it comes to getting started with dividend stock investing. It's like having a knowledgeable mentor by your side, guiding you every step of the way.

What I really appreciate about this book is the practical advice it offers. It doesn't just throw a bunch of information at you; it actually shows you how to select the best dividend stocks for your portfolio. It's all about making informed decisions and maximizing your returns. And the best part? It also highlights the common mistakes that many investors make, so you can avoid them and protect your hard-earned money.

One thing that stood out to me is the emphasis on diversification. The book teaches you how to diversify your portfolio intelligently, not in the outdated way your grandfather used to do it. It's all about finding the right balance and spreading your investments wisely.

The author also doesn't shy away from discussing the risks associated with dividend investing. But instead of leaving you feeling overwhelmed, they provide practical strategies to protect your portfolio. It's empowering to have that knowledge and be able to navigate the challenges confidently.

[Michael Duniec · Rating 5 out of 5]

Overview of the basics to advanced passive income strategies

This book is a fantastic resource for anyone starting with dividend investing. It covers everything from the basics to choosing the right stocks and building a great portfolio.

Here's what I like:
-Overview of Topics I believe in: ETF's, Dollar Cost Averaging, REITs, diversified portfolios, & dividend stocks.
-Comprehensive: Covers everything you need to know about dividend investing
-Actionable strategies: Guides you on picking stocks and portfolio management
-Investor mindset: Emphasizes the importance of long-term investing

I particularly liked the focus on the right mindset for successful investing. This book goes beyond just the mechanics and equips you for the long run.

Highly recommended for anyone looking to build a sustainable dividend income stream! A+

[Arturo Sierra · Rating 5 out of 5]

Essential Guide to Dividend Investing for Beginners

"Dividend Investing for Beginners" by G.R. Tiberius is a concise and informative primer on investing in dividend-paying stocks. Tiberius breaks down complex concepts into easily understandable language, making it accessible for those new to investing.

The book covers the basics of dividends, their significance in building passive income, and practical strategies for selecting dividend stocks. Tiberius offers valuable insights on portfolio diversification and the benefits of dividend reinvestment.

Overall, the book is a must-read for beginners looking to start their investment journey in dividends. It provides a solid foundation of knowledge and practical advice, making it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in building long-term wealth through dividend investing.

[Sherry Peters · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must-read for aspiring dividend investors.

I never gave much thought to dividend investing until I picked up this book. With retirement about 16 years away, I’ve started to delve into my financial situation and consider passive income strategies. This book has enlightened me on the benefits of a slow and steady investment approach (in addition to my other investments) and the importance of starting right away. The book gives, in understandable terms, what dividend stocks are, why you should invest in them, and how to get started. I plan to re-read it, as its guidance will be invaluable when selecting stocks and applying specific criteria to choose the right fund or EFT.

[Bruce Stiles · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great basic information, but disorganized

This book does a great job of explaining dividend investing but can be hard to follow. It addresses choosing individual stocks through analysis, buying them through an actively-managed mutual fund, buying them through an index mutual fund or ETF, and buying growth investments and converting them to dividend investments later. It does not suggest which method might be best. I appreciated the bonus material at the end, although it was not strictly speaking about dividend investing.

[T.N. Traynor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting

This book offers a wealth of information and a complete breakdown on what dividend investment is all about, written especially for beginners.
The section on mistakes often made was particularly helpful.
The book, although jam packed with knowledge, has been written in a user friendly way without complicated lingo, which I appreciated.
It also provides real world examples.
A great resource for anyone considering dipping their toes into vast subject.

[Vinay Sarang · Rating 4 out of 5]

Excellent read. Though I had a fair idea of what are dividend stocks this book gave lot more information about how they work and how it can used towards passive income creation. I do feel the analysis techniques provided to identify if a company is fundamentally strong is a bit primitive, then again the intention of this book is to give an introduction to these topics and it does well on the said part.
Overall 3.5/5

[Robert Stout · Rating 3 out of 5]

Dividend Investing for Beginners starts out alright. For the first half of the book the information is easy to follow. In the middle of the book Tiberius introduces ratios without giving examples of how they work or what a good number range would be. Tiberius ends the book discussing taxes and real estate investment (REIT). The second half of the book I did not get much information. The book is ok but there might be better books on this topic.

[Wil Chan · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great beginner’s guide to dividend investing

It’s a well-written book, done in a very concise and friendly way that divulges the basics of dividend trading and gaining a passive income through more risk-adverse methods of trading. There is some very good information in here. Recommended read for beginners!

[Alex Conway · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good for the beginner. But the more sophisticated investor will find this much too basic.

I think you really have to explain why a dividend strategy is superior to buying normal index funds (S&P 500) and selling bits of them periodically for income, which is something the author doesn't do. Empirically, this has been a more successful strategy.

[Kern · Rating 5 out of 5]

A useful book for my investing journey

This was a great book to help me understand Dividend investing even further. Which aids me further since this is the road that I'll most likely go down.

Would recommend, happy investing to all!

[Doug Brunell · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good Starting Point

This is a fine introduction for people who know nothing about dividends and investing in stocks that provide them. The information is fairly basic, but also is realistic and easily understood by someone with little knowledge of this investment strategy.

[L. Jordan · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great, easy and informative read

This book is a must have for anyone who is thinking about dividend investing. Retirement, for me, is not that far off. Dividend investment made sense twenty years ago and it makes sense now.

[Heather Dawson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good resource for beginners

Has a lot of good tips for beginners and explains everything simply enough. A good starter book for anyone looking to get started with dividend investing.

[Eon Watson · Rating 4 out of 5]

long term investing

The race is not for the swift but the one who endures. This book is well written. And it is in Spanish.

[Kevin Ng · Rating 5 out of 5]

Packed with Good Information

This may be a beginner's guide, but it is packed with useful information. A must read if you are interested in investing for the long term.

[jasmine · Rating 5 out of 5]

Learned a lot in this book

[Cara Bramlett · Rating 4 out of 5]

investing

This is a good beginner book on investing and understanding terminology. It is a high level overview of how to build strategy for your investing future.

[ofy udy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you

This was an eye opener. I’m glad I have a copy I can read again in the future. I never knew there was two types of stock- growth and dividend, u til I read this.

[Pamela Erratt · Rating 3 out of 5]

A valuable book for beginners that is understandable and straightforward. A couple chapters have less value outside of the united States, but it was still helpful.

[Kanan Roy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Easy read. Covered most of the basic things on dividend investing.

[Brenda Paz · Rating 2 out of 5]

It was okay…

I really didn’t get much out if this book. Lots of advertising, no tables, no examples just words about things I can find on google.

[Aaron · Rating 3 out of 5]

It just tells you the words you'd use in typical stock market etc