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Passive Income: The 6.5 BEST Dividend Stocks in 2022 - YouTube
Channel: Mark Tilbury
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so have you ever wished there was an
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easy way to make money on a consistent
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basis without having to lift a finger
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well there is and it's not only found
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your cheeky little so-and-so's it's of
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course dividend stocks today we're going
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on a journey through the 6.5 best
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dividend stocks in my portfolio which
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have the potential to make you rich i've
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added the 0.5 because there's a bonus
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one at the end that you really don't
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want to miss hi guys it's mark so
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passive income is the dream for a lot of
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people i mean who wouldn't want to sit
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back on the beach and have the money
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rolling in while the only worry they
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have is getting the perfect tan now
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every time i talk about passive income i
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have to burst people's bubbles and let
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them know that no income is truly
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passive however today is your lucky day
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dividend stocks are one of the most
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passive easy ways to make money on a
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consistent basis with absolutely no work
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as long as you pick the right ones with
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long-term potential like the stocks
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we're going to be discussing today
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you're going to have to be dedicated i
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like to think of it like this you can
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either work hard for the next five to
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ten years and enjoy the rest of your
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life or enjoy the next five to ten years
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and work hard for the next 50 years a
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dividend is essentially a reward some
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companies give the people who hold their
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stock otherwise known as their
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shareholders which thanks them for their
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ongoing support these are often paid
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four times per year once each quarter
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people always think that investing is
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about finding the next big thing but the
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data suggests we might be heading into
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rocky times and dividend stocks are the
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perfect solution for getting paid while
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the market might not be experiencing
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explosive growth a common way to rank
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dividend stocks is a lot like the olden
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days when everyone was put into a social
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class at the top you have the king in
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the investing world these are stocks
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that have not only paid a dividend but
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actually increased it for 50 years in a
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row under that you have the aristocrats
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these are stocks that have increased
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their dividends for the last 25 years
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that's where the official definition
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stopped but i like to think of the rest
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as either the middle class or the
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peasants these are by no means bad
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stocks however they could be less stable
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when it comes to dividend payouts here's
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an important warning for you guys lots
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of people get drawn in by companies
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offering extremely high dividends which
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is cool but as much as it's about the
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money you're being paid it's also
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essential that it's sustainable for the
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long term i mean would you rather i gave
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you ten dollars this year and then cut
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you off or five dollars every year for
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the rest of your life i'll take the five
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dollars for the rest of my life please
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curtis you're too old for pocket money
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son usually on this channel i'm telling
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you that starbucks is a bad use of your
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money but today it could actually make
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you some passive income as it's the
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first dividend stock in my portfolio
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although this isn't the highest dividend
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power in the world i do think it's
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extremely high for the quality of the
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stock at 2.37 percent i mean they don't
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even need to entice people to hold their
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shares as they are extremely popular
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anyway i'm not surprised when they give
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you free refills i know it sounds silly
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but one of the things i love about
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starbucks is how they always get your
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name wrong but i guess in this case they
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got it dead right it's actually a genius
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marketing strategy as everyone always
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shares photos of their drinks on social
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media it looks like it's working with
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more than 32 000 stores across 82
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countries and this is expected to grow
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to over 55 000 stores by 2030. to top
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this all off starbucks proved themselves
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a solid investment as they took a hit on
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profits in 2020 but still increased
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their dividends this proves that even
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during tough times they can be counted
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on to deliver by the way if you want to
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start investing then it's great to get
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your journey kickstarted with a free
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stock slice from public.com worth
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between three and a thousand dollars if
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you're in the usa i'll leave the link
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below if you'd like to pick that up this
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next one is a little bit different but
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extremely exciting as it's a read called
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realty income corporation well maybe
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it's not that exciting but it could make
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you some money as it has an annual
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dividend of four point five three
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percent a reit stands for real estate
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investment trust i love this type of
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investment as it's an easy way for
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someone with hardly any expertise to
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compete with the expert real estate
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investors retain a bunch of properties
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and the money they receive for rent in
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the real estate is split up and shared
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with investors and importantly it must
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legally distribute at least 90 percent
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of their taxable income annually that
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means you can benefit from rental income
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without actually owning any properties
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this one in particular owns over 11 000
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commercial properties with a large
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amount of these being stand-alone
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buildings with tenants including walmart
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dollar general amc theaters tescos and
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amazon they know the tenants are likely
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to pay a reliable and predictable income
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especially with companies like walmart
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being so recession proof and even
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thriving in hard times during the great
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recession in 2008 their tendencies only
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dropped by four percent and they didn't
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stop increasing their dividends this is
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not surprising that 94 of their rental
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income is resilient to economic
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downturns they've paid 620 dividends in
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a row for more than 52 years now for
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johnson and johnson which is far bigger
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than you might realize and could be an
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opportunity that you've been overlooking
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when i say johnson and johnson you're
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probably thinking about baby powder
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however they are the powerhouse behind
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big brands like listerine cowpol tylenol
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and more the company has been on the
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stock market since 1944 which is before
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even i was born they offer a 2.5
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dividend which has been increased for
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over 50 years landing them a crown as
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one of the dividend kings johnston
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johnson started out by selling actual
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fit for purpose antiseptic medical
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supplies i mean get this before johnson
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and johnson came along doctors would
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treat someone's injury with a sponge and
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then treat the next patient with the
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same dirty sponge since then j and j
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have invented the band-aid entered the
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vaccine market and are now major players
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in the skin health and self-care
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industries running a profitable
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operation every single year this all
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goes to show that they're a
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groundbreaking company and a solid
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long-term investment that happens to pay
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you a nice dividend jp morgan is by far
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the most influential bank on the planet
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and also a great stock with a dividend
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yield of 3.1 annually when investing
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it's a good idea to have your money
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split across multiple different sectors
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for diversification purposes this means
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that if one sector isn't doing well
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you're covered in other areas jp morgan
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is one of the longest standing banks and
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actually provided the financing for the
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american railroad system as well as jp
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morgan himself arranging the financing
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which prevented the nation's monetary
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system from collapsing back in the 1900s
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this gives them a lot of credibility
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when inflation is high banks make more
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money as they're able to charge more for
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loans but jp morgan have many revenue
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streams outside of lending to everyday
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people which makes them less impacted by
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the state of the economy a lot of their
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money comes from trading after all they
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are the largest investment bank in the
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world i wouldn't be surprised if they're
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dabbling with a bit of crypto by the way
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if you're looking for a trustworthy app
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with low fees then ftx is becoming a bit
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of a household name when it comes to
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crypto they even have their own stadium
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the best part is you can earn free
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crypto on every trade over ten dollars
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with the code mark tilbury i'll leave
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the link down below if you want to check
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that out now i was debating whether to
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talk about coke or pepsi for this next
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one but i eventually decided on pepsico
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as they have been aggressively expanding
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into the snack industry in fact they own
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doritos and walkers or more commonly
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known as lays and these snack sales
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account for over 65 percent of the
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company's profits pepsi cove also
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secured 70 of the sports drink market
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with gatorade which absolutely dominates
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coca-cola's parade they are currently
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paying a dividend of 2.7 annually with
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this being a special time because if
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they increase their dividend payout this
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year then they will rise to the rank of
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dividend king when investing in a
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dividend company i do sometimes get
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worried that because they are paying so
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much money out to their investors they
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might reduce how much they're
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reinvesting back into the business but
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that just isn't the case with pepsi with
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6.9 billion dollars in cash and
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short-term investments they have more
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than enough to both pay dividends and
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reinvest back into things like their
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manufacturing capacity and productivity
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this makes me very confident holding
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pepsico stock as i can see a lot of
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potential for the company long term
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let's talk about unilever as this
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company is actually really interesting
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they're paying investors a call
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4.56 dividend which is pretty good if
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you ask me now you might be thinking
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what's unilever i've never heard of them
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and you know what i wouldn't blame you
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but if i was to walk around showcasing
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all the unilever products in this store
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it'd probably take me over two hours
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unilever are the giants behind ben and
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jerry's ice cream magnums salero
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cornetto and that's just the ice cream
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radox mussel soak perfect for me pot
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noodle vaseline and even pg tips if you
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fancy a nice english cup of tea
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but you get my point the brands i just
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mentioned are only the tip of the
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iceberg when it comes to unilever i feel
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confident that it's near enough
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impossible to leave the supermarket
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after a weekly shop without one of their
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products especially if you're from the
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uk or europe founded in 1929 it's safe
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to say unilever have been around a while
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they even aired the first television
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advert in the uk in 1955 and also the
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first color tv advert in 1969 so from
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ice cream and ready meals to deodorant
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and hair gel unilever have strong brands
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under their belt this could help
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unilever push through times of high
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inflation if investing in all these
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separate stocks sounds like a bit of a
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headache then you could always just opt
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for this bonus one the vanguard high
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dividend yield etf now this isn't
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technically a stock instead it's a fund
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that combines 404 stocks with above
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average dividend yields which you can
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invest in with one simple click this
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actually includes jp morgan as well as
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johnson and johnson which we previously
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mentioned and many more this etf
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basically makes the process of investing
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in dividend stocks even easier and
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allows you to spread your risk over many
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different companies it may not have the
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highest payout which is currently 3.2
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annually however because of how this etf
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works it does mean that it will always
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be above the market average vanguard
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funds are also widely trusted as they've
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been in the game for over 45 years and
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always have extremely low expense ratios
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this is super important as it doesn't
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matter how good the dividend is if
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they're charging you an arm and a leg
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for it a lot of people's goal with
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dividend investing is to use the free
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money coming in every quarter to cover
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their living expenses this means
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anything extra they make is 100 profit
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just be wary if you do go down the
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dividend route it can make you more
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tempted to spend the money instead of
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reinvesting it which doesn't do much for
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your future so i'm going to leave the
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next video right up there but don't
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click on it just yet make sure to
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subscribe if you want to grow your
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wealth okay i'll see you over there
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