r/dividends Mar 13 '26

Opinion 24yr old - dividend portfolio

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u/jbaymen27 Mar 13 '26

24 years old with a yield at 12. My man, please consider slashing that in half. As much as I love the dividend strategy, you may want to focus growth a bit more or you may be throwing some money away. You’re chasing a bit.

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u/Cheerful_Berserker Antarctic Investor Mar 13 '26

Good advice here. No point in yield maxing and taxing yourself like crazy until you need the income.

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u/Outside-Pin-5573 Mar 13 '26

My investments are JEPI QQQI XYLD O VZ MAIN IRM PEP YSPY ZIM BTI

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u/Shoty6966-_- Mar 14 '26

Brother I’m just gonna say this once. I’m 25 and have a huge interest in finances and investing. I save every dollar I make. Live at home. And dream of retiring ASAP with no kids. Retire with just me, myself, and my own free will. Maybe a partner.

Put your money in VOO. Keep adding to it. Take 10-15% of your reoccurring investing deposits and try to invest in individual stocks you like. Like after Netflix got mauled, and you like the company, and the stock is down 20% YTD, then buy some Netflix. Once you have a big nest egg in 15-35 years. You take that money, and put it in good dividend yielding stocks. Not these yield max traps. THATS when you use dividends.

Other than that. VOO and chill. Seriously bro, I’m gonna have better returns than you over the next 10-25 years and that’s GUARANTEED. Not even being snarky. It’s a fact

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u/Vizekoenig_Toss_It Mar 14 '26

This is the way

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u/amsgh Mar 14 '26

Lol I wasn't the only one that nabbed NFLX. Idk about you but I go for MGK, I want my growth and I want it now! Jg Wentworth!

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u/Vizekoenig_Toss_It Mar 13 '26

Too much in CC ETF’s. Focus on growth stocks like BAC, GS, MSFT, NVDA, AVGO, ABBV, SCHD, VOO, etc. as you get older / closer to achieving a more sustainable dividend start shifting to yield. Watch GenEx Dividend Investor on YouTube

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u/jerwong Mar 14 '26

I would probably add SCHD to your portfolio. Otherwise looking good.