3 Reasons to Consider Dividend Growth Investing

Match your investing style with your personality

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It’s easy to make investing too complicated. I spent the better part of half my life doing this. I made all the mistakes. All of them, and in the most embarrassing fashion.

If you read to the end of this article, I hope to help you — just maybe — avoid doing likewise.

I day traded. Chased growth stocks. Thought I was a big shot with a huge number of shares in penny stocks. These “approaches” tend to not work out for most investors. Day traders end up at zero. You’ll fail if you try to time the market. And penny stocks go bankrupt. They take the suckers down with them.

Don’t do any of this. These aren’t the mistakes to learn from. They’re too costly.

Here’s the deal — maintain an insanely low cost of living, allocate your income wisely, save regularly for your needs and goals, and invest every penny you have left.

Keep your investment options simple and straightforward.

Here’s one way to do it and three reasons for your consideration.

What is Dividend Growth Investing?

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