Mauldin Economics Dividend Digest

I got quite a few notes in the mailbag last week. One that piqued my interest was from JT who asked if there are any ETFs or mutual funds that have a dividend investing philosophy similar to mine.

I’m talking about the cash I have sitting here that I desperately want to get into the market. Earlier this year, I got a chunk of money from selling a house. I have no desire to own another home (that’s a story for another time.) Instead, I used some of the money to pay off some debt. The rest is just sitting in my savings account earning absolutely nothing.

For the past month, I’ve called Southeast Wyoming home. It’s been quite an adjustment since I’ve always lived at near sea-level and in fairly high humidity.

Owning consumer staples stocks is an absolute must in a dividend investing strategy.

Most people turn to dividend stocks for two reasons—to generate income or to put the magic of compounding to work using dividend reinvestment to amplify wealth building over time.

Albert wrote in this week about a problem that can sometimes plague your investments. His email started, “Sometimes I like something that is too complicated for me to handle the taxes.”

Some of you may not know that I taught yoga for many years, and even trained yoga practitioners to become teachers.