Investing for Income

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Yan Carlos Ospina

8 episodes

5 months ago

Hello I’m Yan, welcome to my podcast, Investing for Income. We will explore ways to invest in the stock market to generate passive income including dividend investing and other topics. You will learn vocabulary, strategies, and more to become a great investor. Disclaimer: all investing involves risk. I am not a financial advisor. Any stock or ETF mentioned is for educational purposes and is not investing advice. Twitter and Instagram @yaninvests

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Episodes (8/8)

Investing for Income

Tax Efficient Investing in a Taxable Account

Learn some ways to reduce your taxes while investing in a taxable brokerage account. In this episode I cover how long you should hold investments to pay less taxes, types of investments with tax advantages, and deducting losses.

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3 years ago

4 minutes 11 seconds

Investing for Income

ETFs: the easy way to invest

An ETF is a basket of stocks that you can invest in for a single price. ETFs can provide consistency, safety, and ease. In today’s episode, I explain what an ETF is and provide an example of one of my favorite ETFs.

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3 years ago

4 minutes 20 seconds

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Dividend Aristocrats, Champions, and Kings

There are three categories of stocks that offer growing dividends, the aristocrats, champions, and kings. The aristocrats are stocks within the S&P 500 that have increased their dividend every year for 25 straight years. The champions have also increased their dividends for 25 straight years but this list also includes stocks that are not in the S&P 500. The kings are stocks that have increased their dividends for the past 50 years. When you start investing, your dividend payments will start off small but will compound over time. Thanks for listening. Follow me on Twitter, Instagram, and Tik Tok at yaninvests. It is no longer yantrades. I have changed my username to yaninvests.

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3 years ago

2 minutes 13 seconds

Investing for Income

MLPs

Today we will explore an alternative type of investment that you might not have heard of. A master limited partnership (MLP) may be a great choice for you. Find out why in today’s episode.

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4 years ago

5 minutes 43 seconds

Investing for Income

Investing in real estate through REITs

Real estate investment trusts provide an easy way to gain exposure to the real estate market

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4 years ago

4 minutes 10 seconds

Investing for Income

Benefits of investing for the long term

Today we will talk about the benefits of investing for the long term which can include buying shares at cheaper prices when the market is down and saving for future expenses.

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4 years ago

2 minutes 31 seconds

Investing for Income

What are Dividends?

Dividends are like rewards companies pay to their shareholders. These may be paid quarterly, monthly, or annually.

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4 years ago

4 minutes 6 seconds

Investing for Income

Introduction: What You Will Learn

In this podcast you will learn how to invest to earn a passive income from receiving dividends and how to use options to boost your income even more.

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4 years ago

51 seconds