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    Fundrise vs. Dividends ETFs: Corporate Profits vs. The Housing Market: Financial Freedom, #200
    Fundrise vs. Dividends ETFs: Corporate Profits vs. The Housing Market: Financial Freedom, #200
    Fundrise vs. Dividends ETFs: Corporate Profits vs. The Housing Market: Financial Freedom, #200
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    Fundrise vs. Dividends ETFs: Corporate Profits vs. The Housing Market: Financial Freedom, #200

    By Joshua King

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    The goal going into retirement is to have a massive portfolio that has some capital appreciation and pays a large amount of income.

     

    We want to invest in securities that pay dividends to avoid selling shares to generate income.

     

    Two ways to build a significant equity position and receive dividends are investing in Dividend ETFs and Fundrise.

     

    They operate and invest differently but capture the same goal: capital appreciation and dividends.

     

    Your unique situation will determine which is right for you, but investing in both can satisfy almost all needs. I have had fun with both. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateOct 13, 2023
    ISBN9798215460030
    Fundrise vs. Dividends ETFs: Corporate Profits vs. The Housing Market: Financial Freedom, #200

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      Fundrise vs. Dividends ETFs - Joshua King

      Table of Contents

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

      Fundrise vs. Dividends ETFs

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Fundrise vs. Dividend ETFs

      02  30-Year Bonds vs. Blue-Chip Dividend Stocks

      03  Rental Income vs. Income Investing

      04  The Magic of Dollar-Cost Averaging

      05  The Pros & Cons of Dividend ETFs

      06  REITs vs. Homeownership: The Fun of Fundrise

      07  Dividend ETFs vs. Bonds

      08  Dividend ETFs vs. Bonds 2

      09  The Magic of Dividend Growth Investing 2

      10  Fundrise vs. US Treasuries

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      Corporate Profits vs. The Housing Market

      01  Fundrise vs. Dividend ETFs

      02  30-Year Bonds vs. Blue-Chip Dividend Stocks

      03  Rental Income vs. Income Investing

      04  The Magic of Dollar-Cost Averaging

      05  The Pros & Cons of Dividend ETFs

      06  REITs vs. Homeownership: The Fun of Fundrise

      07  Dividend ETFs vs. Bonds

      08  Dividend ETFs vs. Bonds 2

      09  The Magic of Dividend Growth Investing 2

      10  Fundrise vs. US Treasuries

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      01  Fundrise vs. Dividend ETFs

      Which would you rather depend on during retirement: corporate profits from blue-chip companies or the rental income and capital gains from the US housing market?

      That’s a tough call, so let’s dive into how we can best position ourselves to earn passive income from these major capital markets.

      Building passive income during retirement should be your goal during your working years. Some people love to tinker with their portfolios, reading stock and housing news daily.

      Become Debt-Free and Stress-Free

      Others would rather turn their money over to the professionals. Freeing up your time is the appeal of dollar-cost averaging into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).

      The power of income. Dividend ETFs focus on investing in large, stable blue-chip dividend-paying companies like Altria (MO), Cisco (CSCO), IBM (IBM), and Verizon (VZ).

      Real Estate Investment Trusts are businesses whose sole purpose is to extract income from the housing market by lending, purchasing mortgages, and owning properties.

      Fundrise is a unique REIT that does not trade on the stock market. You invest your cash directly through their website (affiliate). Sometimes, they even offer a way to invest directly in their company through purchasing and owning private shares.

      The best way to invest in Dividend ETFs and Fundrise is to dollar-cost average into them over a long time.

      Stock & Bond Investing in Your 70s

      Eventually, you want your massive portfolio to have substantial capital gains and produce a large dividend income stream. Which security provides the best way to get there?

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