DISCLAIMER - I am not a Financial Advisor and do not work for any Brokerage Firm. The opinions given are of my own and are not to be used as professional advice. These are my findings and can hopefully help you to make informed decisions on investing. Consult a Broker or Lawyer before making any investment.

Dividends Every Week of the Year

The stock market is full of varying types of investments. One of the most enjoyable investments I have are those that pay dividends. Many of my investments are in ETFs that pay dividends and also individual stocks paying dividends.

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One of the issues that we all have is getting consistent returns. Many stocks pay quarterly dividends, but that does not mean they are at the end of the standard quarters of March, June, September, and December. With a little study, you can get some dividends every month, and now I have found a way to guarantee a dividend every week. A great article was put out by Dividend.com earlier this year on getting paid a dividend every week.

Dividend.com Article on Dividends Every Week

What is amazing is they figured out how to make it pay every week with just 12 stocks. While some of these are high payers, others are in the lower dividend category. But those that pay the lower dividends many times return growth.

Here are the two charts to see the 12 stocks and which pay on which week for the entire year. First pic is first six months. Second is the last half of the year.

Images show complete on PC. Not perfect on the phone. If viewing on phone, refer to article above to see the lists in total.

If you have a lot of dividend paying stocks, you probably own most of these. I do not own Blackstone Group, Praxair, Avery Dennison, Lockheed Martin, Simon Property Group, or Altria Group. I have no issue with any of these on the list except Altria Group as they sell tobacco products. I try to stay away from anything selling tobacco, alcohol, or is involved in gambling.

Let your conscience be your guide. I intend to seek out when Altria Group pays their dividend and find another stock that pays on that same time-period. I don’t think that will be too hard.

So consider these in your investment portfolio so you can get some consistent dividends every month. I will incorporate this into my Schwab dividend portfolio where I buy what is called Stock Slices. You can spread as little as $5 into a stock if it is listed as being in their group of Stock Slices. Most S&P 500 stocks are there. If not just buy one share of that stock and add to it by the share.

Another option is to buy these at Fidelity.com where there is no limitation on what you can buy by the dollar that I am aware of.

Keep on studying and finding good ways to increase your monthly dividends. Dividends are my favorite type of Passive Income.

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