Oh what a year it has been already both in the stock market and in America at large.

Dividends in my portfolio keep rolling in working hard for me day in and day out.

But, despite the unknown that the year will bring, its important to have fortitude in this time of uncertainty.

However, I am determined that this year will be better than the last.

In my 2020 year in review, I noted that I only successfully completed 2 out of 6 of my resolutions.

Most people who set resolutions dont end up sticking with them throughout the year.

In any case, the start of the year is always a great time to work on goals because Read More.

It goes without saying that 2020 was a crazy year and everyone I know is glad that it is over During that year, I had to sell my stocks which impacted my dividend snowball strategy.

This was a key 2020 goal of mine and is definitely a psychological boost for 2021.

If you recall, I had to sell most of my stocks and so Im in the process of rebuilding my dividend portfolio.

But, despite all the the bad that has happened this year, one highlight is the fact that my dividend portfolio is on track to meet a key 2020 goal of mine.

Specifically, I wanted to have a portfolio balance of 10,000 by the Read More.

However, as I prepare for 2021, I recently came across a concept that Ive never fully appreciated until now.

The use of sinking funds will help me with budgeting Read More.

As of todays writing, the forward annual dividends is 302.31, which works out to 25.19 in dividends per month, on average.

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