http://www.nabloid.com/income-investing-will-boom/ Investing & Finance on Nabloid.com Fri, 21 Nov 2008 19:26:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.nabloid.com/income-investing-will-boom/#comment-4459 Why Own A Large Company? » Investing & Finance on Nabloid.com Mon, 07 Apr 2008 22:53:03 +0000 http://www.nabloid.com/income-investing-will-boom/#comment-4459 [...] look at their salaries!).  So don’t expect less.  And remember, in the next twenty years, stocks that offer dividends will probably do MUCH better than stocks that do not due the the large number of people that will [...] […] look at their salaries!).  So don’t expect less.  And remember, in the next twenty years, stocks that offer dividends will probably do MUCH better than stocks that do not due the the large number of people that will […]

]]> http://www.nabloid.com/income-investing-will-boom/#comment-4453 Paul Taylor Mon, 07 Apr 2008 20:06:13 +0000 http://www.nabloid.com/income-investing-will-boom/#comment-4453 I have to agree with you on the whole dividend thing. After going no where with mutual funds I recently decided to look into stocks with decent dividends inside my RRSP. I recently just bought 3500 shares of a company that trades on the NYSE called Capital Source, CSE. Long story short with 3500 shares I will have an income stream of $8400.00 per year from this stock as long as they keep the current dividend in place. When I was researching different dividend paying stocks I actually "hit" on some of the stocks which you mentioned. As I get older and my portfolio matures I would like to ease into other good dividend stocks that are little less risky than CSE. Currently I have a stop loss in place at -15% of my purchase just in case this stock tanks, but there is at least 20 stocks that I have researched that pay a dividend of 10% or more. It is my hope that in 20 years when I retire that I will have an income stream of approximately 50 000.00 or more per annum from dividends, which I don't think is an unrealistic expectation when I will have the power of reinvested dividends helping me out. I really like your site. All the best. I have to agree with you on the whole dividend thing. After going no where with mutual funds I recently decided to look into stocks with decent dividends inside my RRSP. I recently just bought 3500 shares of a company that trades on the NYSE called Capital Source, CSE. Long story short with 3500 shares I will have an income stream of $8400.00 per year from this stock as long as they keep the current dividend in place. When I was researching different dividend paying stocks I actually “hit” on some of the stocks which you mentioned. As I get older and my portfolio matures I would like to ease into other good dividend stocks that are little less risky than CSE. Currently I have a stop loss in place at -15% of my purchase just in case this stock tanks, but there is at least 20 stocks that I have researched that pay a dividend of 10% or more. It is my hope that in 20 years when I retire that I will have an income stream of approximately 50 000.00 or more per annum from dividends, which I don’t think is an unrealistic expectation when I will have the power of reinvested dividends helping me out. I really like your site. All the best.

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