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Financial Freedom: Retire Now with Dividend Stocks

By: The Sick Economist
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 Could you use some more financial freedom in your life? Maybe you are tired of your corporate career and ready to start a new life. Maybe you are stuck in an unrewarding family business and you need a way out. Maybe you've just had enough of working and working, with no clear goal, and no clear destination. Dividend stocks are the answer. This book will teach you how to make your money work for you, rather than the other way around. Financial Freedom, Retire Now with Dividend Stocks, will teach you how to build a steady, reliable stream of monthly income using the same dividend stocks that wealthy Americans use from Beverly Hills to Palm Beach. Passive income is no accident; this book is an active plan to make sure you never need to work again. Vital financial rules will be demystified and explained in plain English. Easy to understand graphs and charts will illustrate key concepts. We will explore how international corporations create passive income for investors, where and when you should invest, and why dividend paying stocks can be mastered by anyone with a strong enough desire. Most people get paid for what they do. This book will teach you to get paid for what you own. Take back your time, take back your life; let Corporate America work for you. Investing & Trading Personal Finance Retirement Planning Stocks Corporate Passive Income
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Refreshing clarity

Incredible insights! Highly recommend. This book has given me a blue print for success! I’m so excited to get started on my investing career

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Helpful and educational for dividend investors including alternatives such as CEFs etc

Audio is quite good despite it being computer generated but some mispronunciation should have been caught and corrected

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Entitled “woke way of looking at everything “ writer

The is a “woke writer “ who came from money and is spoiled and it shows. Didn’t want to work, because he was basically slaving to make his boss rich, and seems to think the money made by companies should be given to everyone, like that’s just the rights of everyone to receive the money from the ones who have it. Literally complains that companies don’t hand out ALL the profits to the shareholders. Companies that by back their stocks or even invest in more stocks are greedy and “rigging their pay packages” But buying into more stock is where that profit and larger dividend funds come from. RETURNING THIS , just can’t listen to him whining and complaining smh

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