The Ultimate Dividend Portfolio For 2024 (Best Dividend Stocks)

Hi Chris 😊❤ I would love if you could do a review on all the stocks you spoke about in this video
Have a lovely day ❤️

Great Video Chris, and thanks for the research. Do you plan to do another 2024 version of this anytime?

Best video yet!!😊

Would anyone know ,When TUI move to the German stock market ,will a tax be applied to capital and dividend gains

Hi Chris, really enjoyed your video, I'm looking to invest 100k later this year, will you be doing another video like this one but with a renewed list for 2024 2025? Thanks Paul

Amazing, thanks for this ...I've been looking for a descent dividend payer for July/August so I get a steady flow ❤

How do you know when companies will pay their dividends? Is this information accessible?

Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.

What equiv etf is there?

I began my investment journey at the age of 38, primarily through hard work and dedication. Now at the age of 42, I am thrilled to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single month for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity

The thing to me is, if you invest and have other income outside of dividends then you will be able to live off dividends without selling. Which means you can pass that on to your kids which will give them a leg up in life. $52k dividends received in 2022.

Do you count received dividends on the ex-dividend date or the actual date you receive the dividend payment??

we need an update on this

could add bp or shell 3 6 9 12

Can i invest in the UK while i dont live there

Hey Chris,

Just wondering... Would you say if I were to invest in all these companies (you've said to invest in within the video), it would be a portfolio that I could set up via a T212 Pie, set Auto-investing and forget about? 😅 I of course check my T212 daily, but would really like a pie that I can set and forget about (or at least change it as little as possible) 😄

Thanks!

can chris comment here? Chris, what about vodafone, 10pc div cause price low, 230p decades ago, low (!) 70 couple months ago where the descending trend reversed upwards, spain and india operations improved, easy to increase prices (my provider tesco paugo 7p to 35p in 2 yrs) and if falls below 70 likely bought out. Best thing about ur interesting vids is no silly background music ! Oh, and what about buying guilts.. IF u can get hold of a graph showing ticker and yield split between capital gain n coupon u could avoid uk div tax of 20 to 40 percent.

All that work for an average of 5.86% portfolio. ISA's pay better than that.

Thanks for the informative video. Where did you get your list of the top 40 Dividend Aristocrats from?

How about some monthly payers to fill in the low months like Realty Income, Stag Industrial etc.

no national grid WTF

so many good options Aviva,Land Securities Group,Persimmon Taylor Wimpey Vodafone Group National Grid BT Group Shell Imperial Brands,Barratt Developments .

Just started and have BAT, BAE Systems and Rio Tinto. Was possibly looking to add Barratt Homes. After they I'm not sure.

Did you consider Vodafone, seems to have had long term record of payout and has Yield of over 10% and has P/E ratio of 2 on stock price. ??

Great video! Thanks 😊

You forget the charges to buy these shares

Hi Chris, what if you buy a USA stock in an ISA and its within the annual allowance, would you still pay 15% tax on any dividents or on any profit made from selling the stock? You have completed a W8-BEN form.

Great content, cheers Chris. A little unsure about your view on payout ratio though.

This is very informative, very nice. thank you

You missed shell great company and dividend payer

Lots of good hard data!

Thank you

I dont recommend dividend stocks because most big companies don't bother now they would rather reinvest funds to help the business grow while being efficient just like how some ceos pay themselves a pound salary, as long as your goals are time and growth. If you havent got time eg your 55 60+ then id go dividends

How much for 1 share of each just wondered

What would u do with dividend u get

You forgot BP, Shel

Very helpful and timely video, Chris, as I am considering starting an income generating portfolio with this year ISA allowance. HOWEVER I do have two outstanding questions/comments (1) I do wonder if it is not just easier or even better (more diverse etc) to choose a couple of dividend funds or ETFs, as you indeed suggest, although of course the dividend return will be reduced by the fund fees. And secondly (2) I don't want to accept income from a company promoting smoking so I definitely won't include BAT and I might also feel uncomfortable about investing in an arms supplier like BAe. Of course, unfortunately such companies tend to distribute the highest dividends! So I guess that's an argument against just buying a dividend ETF, in that if you pick your own stocks you can avoid any companies you don't like.

Great video. Can I ask why national grid didn't come up. I thought they've paid out dividends for over 10years and the share price has had a solid growth over the long term with a current dividend yield of around 4.5%

I'm wondering if I should add these to my portfolio. I currently have these for long-term
ETFs: CSPX, VXUS
US: AAPL, ABNB, BRK.B, GOOG, JPM, KO, MA, MSFT, NVDA, PLTR (will sell at some point), TSLA, V, VZ
UK: AZN, DGE, GSK, NG, RIO, SHEL, SSE, TSCO, ULVR, UU

I initially was initially just going for growth, but more a mixture of growth, dividends, cash flow.

Hello Chris can you help us . Where we gonna go to invest

Why would you be excluding companies with low payout ratios? That indicates the potential to grow payouts long into the future whereas the higher payout ratio companies may come under pressure in coming years.

GSK 5.2%??????????? Their Dividend has been Cut significantly .........way B4 this vid was posted

Do you pay CGT for US stocks in your ISA?

Really clear video thanks. Am having problems picking up the Aristocrats spreadsheet from moneyinvestexpert, their confirmation email isn't coming through. Are there any alternatives around?

Is it a good idea to have a stock broker in Uk?

Awesome dividend selection!

great video!