Timothy Sumer

In this video I show you all the latest details of my dividend portfolio in Fidelity, and I’ll show you estimates for how my dividend income should snowball overtime, along with tons of other juicy tidbits. Chat with me on my free Dividend Discord chat server ➜ Follow me on X (Twitter) ➜ Follow me on Instagram ➜ Join my Patreon ➜ Buy some of my fun dividend merch (10% donated to St Jude) ➜ Listen to my Videos as Podcasts on iTunes ➜ Listen to my Videos as Podcasts on SoundCloud ➜ Use my Seeking Alpha Affiliate Link ➜ (I’m sponsored by Seeking Alpha). 0:00 Intro 1:39 My dividend portfolio in Fidelity 3:26 My account balances 3:58 My recent IRA dividends 5:16 My IRA dividend stocks 8:20 My Taxable account stocks 9:22 My recent Taxable dividends 9:57 My wife’s Rollover account 10:14 Total annual dividends I get in Fidelity 10:27 Recent Rollover dividends 10:39 My portfolio in my dividend spreadsheet product 14:45 A calendar of dividend payouts I’ve gotten and will get

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