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💸 All monthly dividend stocks

💸 All monthly dividend stocks

Every Wednesday it’s Dividend Day.

In this series, I will teach you 5 things about dividend investing in less than 5 minutes.

1️⃣ Monthly Payments

Dividend investors love getting paid regularly.

But most companies only pay dividends a few times a year. 

If you want to receive a dividend every single month, here are 12 companies that pay monthly dividends.

Source: Stock Masters

2️⃣ Investing beats inflation

Inflation reduces how much you can buy with your money.

Over 20 years, $1 has lost 40% of its purchasing power. 

Source: St. Louis FRED

The 20-year inflation-adjusted return of the Dow Jones?

150%.

And if you would have reinvested your dividends?

300%.

Compounding is a powerful tool to fight inflation. 

Source: Finchat

3️⃣ A dividend quote

John Burr Williams had a big influence on Warren Buffett. 

He focused on dividends and developed the Dividend Discount Model (DDM) to estimate a stock's intrinsic value based on its expected future dividend payments.

"A cow for her milk, a hen for her eggs, and a stock, by heck, for her dividends." - John Burr Williams

4️⃣ All monthly dividend stocks

If you like receiving dividends monthly, here’s a list of all 54 stocks that distribute dividends every month.

Click the picture to visit the entire list. 

Source: Stock Analysis

On Saturday, I’ll show you how to build a dividend portfolio that pays you a dividend every single month of the year.

5️⃣ Example of a dividend stock

Paychex, Inc. (PAYX) makes money by providing payroll processing, human resource, and benefits outsourcing services to small- and medium-sized businesses. 

They charge recurring subscription fees as well as one-time fees for some services.

  • Profit Margin: 32%
  • Forward PE: 25.7x
  • Dividend Yield: 3.1%
  • Payout Ratio: 77.8%
Source: Finchat

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