Before I get into these 10 best Dividends Stocks to buy right now, I just want to say this. I learned something about us Wealthy Besties, we don’t have a whole lot of money to just drop in the stock market. And while we are investing in our future we still need to think about our current living expenses. So I will do my BEST to create content around our CURRENT investing budget. Personally I spend about $400 a month in stocks and it seems like my ladies can invest about the same. I do understand we all have different investing goals but we can all learn how to use what we have to get what we want.
And before you invest, remember I am NOT a financial advisor, I am just a girl sharing on her blog. Ok, let’s get into these DIVIDENDS!!
A BIG part of my investing strategy is buying stocks that pay DIVIDENDS. Meaning, the companies I invest in paying me a percentage from their earnings based on the number of shares I have in that company each quarter. Sooooo, the more stocks I have that pay dividend the more money I will make each and every quarter. I’m always saying start with the things you know, the companies you use every day. So here’s a quick list of 10 best dividends stocks under $50 of companies that we ALL love and consume DAILY.
- Bank of AMERICA
- Coca-Cola
- American Airlines
- Delta
- Macy’s
- Target
- Carnival
- Ford
- Nissan
- Kroger
As you can see, I did not put how much they each pay in dividends or their current stock market price, because I want you to do your homework. These are companies most of us are consuming on a regular/daily. Personally I only fly with Delta, I drive a Nissan, I’m ALWAYS at Target and Kroger, I bank with Bank of America, I’m planning cruise as we speak. And yes, these are companies I currently have shares in or currently watching.
Homework
Which ones of these companies that you consume on a regular if not daily? Great, pull the ones that you consume and research them…
- How much are they currently going for per share,
- How much dividends do each pay?
- Do your research on each
- Go to Yahoo Finance >> Financials
- Study their balance sheet
- Study their income report
- How much debt they in
- If you already have a Robinhood account
- add them your watchlist
- If you don’t
- Signup HERE
- and start buying
See more Finance content HERE and of course, I’ll love to know what you are investing in, feel free to let me know on the gram HERE and HAPPY INVESTING!!
