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    The Dividend Debit Card 3: Financial Freedom, #194
    The Dividend Debit Card 3: Financial Freedom, #194
    The Dividend Debit Card 3: Financial Freedom, #194
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    The Dividend Debit Card 3: Financial Freedom, #194

    By Joshua King

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    About this ebook

    I have loved my Dividend Debit Card since July 2020. For reference, my DDC is a Cash App cash card attached to my Casp App brokerage account.

     

    The cool part of my DDC is that Cash App forwards my dividends directly to my cash balance. This means I receive dividends as I would a transfer from another human.

     

    I use my DDC for daily frivolous spending, such as fast food and shopping. Remember, dividends are guilt-free income.

     

    If you want a lifestyle different from waiting for your paycheck, try investing in dividends on the Cash App platform. You won't regret it. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateSep 26, 2023
    ISBN9798223221272
    The Dividend Debit Card 3: Financial Freedom, #194

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      The Dividend Debit Card 3 - Joshua King

      Table of Contents

      MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF

      The Dividend Debit Card 3

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  The Dividend Debit Card 3

      02  Dividend Investing 101: What Are Dividends?

      03  Fruits of the DGI Tree

      04  Santa’s Bringing Dividend Growth Stocks

      05  Life as an Income Investor

      06  Mailbox Money: The Power of Dividends, Royalties, and Rents

      07  Email Money: Dividends, Royalties, and Rents for the Modern Age

      08  Dating with Dividends

      09  The Most Challenging Part of Passive Income—Enjoying It

      10  Dividend Investing in Your 20s

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      02  Dividend Investing 101: What Are Dividends?

      03  Fruits of the DGI Tree

      04  Santa’s Bringing Dividend Growth Stocks

      05  Life as an Income Investor

      06  Mailbox Money: The Power of Dividends, Royalties, and Rents

      07  Email Money: Dividends, Royalties, and Rents for the Modern Age

      08  Dating with Dividends

      09  The Most Challenging Part of Passive Income—Enjoying It

      10  Dividend Investing in Your 20s

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      01  The Dividend Debit Card 3

      Every day with dividends is a gift, and it’s even better when they arrive directly in your checking account. I have been dividend investing for over four years; it becomes more interesting and fun each year.

      The key to successful dividend investing is enjoying the fruits of your labor. Dividends are best when you can spend a portion of them on things you love.

      My favorite way to spend dividends is on my Dividend Debit Card (Part #1, Part #2). I have been touting the horn of my Dividend Debit Card (DDC) since Christmas 2021.

      I’m Obsessed with Mone, and You Should Be Too

      Reaching new heights. Last month (August 2023), I reached over $300 on my DDC. This is a fantastic achievement, and I am pretty proud of it.

      But how did I get here, and what stocks paid me last month? Let’s dive deep into what occurred last month in my Cash App account and predict what the future holds.

      For context, my DDC is a cash card I received from Cash App. Cash App lets you invest in stocks; the dividends travel directly to your cash balance.

      Usually, your brokerage account has a cash balance as well. However, that cash balance is not a checking account. You’ll need to transfer money out of your brokerage account, which takes about two days to use this money.

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      Transferring from a brokerage account takes so long because the money needs a two-day clearing (settling) period.

      Cash App also takes a couple

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