Turn A Global Fantasy Into Your Personal Reality.
Economic Freedom
How?
By using Divizend as your savvy, reliable companion through the land of dividend-stocks – the investment world’s low-hanging fruit.
Honestly.
Dividends are a sheer miracle when it comes to solving the seemingly insolvable woe of financial dependency
They provide a steady income stream, and, if handled intelligently, are the simplest way to build a lasting wealth over time – to the point that in some years you may never have to dread again the beginning of the month when all these bills need to be paid; Your dividend investment contains the power to take care of that.
We, the founders of Divizend, have made (and continue to do so) this experience ourselves.
We have made this experience ourselves.
Which is why we are so eager to pass on this knowledge.
A quick, plain example
To throw some light on why we’re so enthusiastic about dividends:
Imagine you have 10,000 Euros, and decide to buy dividend-paying stocks.
Let’s say these are Apple, Microsoft, and John Deere.
In ten years time, you would be making (according to current market price per share, assuming a 5% annual dividend growth rate) around 2000 Euros, on a yearly basis.
In 20 years, it would be around 5000 – without really lifting a finger.
And that is just basic dividend strategy:
Just making a one-time investment
If you were to immediately invest your income from these very dividends into buying more stocks, this would (obviously) grant the next time around an even larger return – Which then…
You could use once again to increase even further your assets…
The ball gradually beginning to roll, gradually beginning to grow.
On and on… its momentum eventually unstoppable.
This is how Warren Buffet built his fortune.
Consistently reinvesting those dividend earnings.
Month after month. Year after year. Decade after decade: slowly but surely.
To give you an idea: Berkshire Hathaway – Buffet’s company – earns these days around 700 million dollars in annual dividends from its investment in Coca Cola, beginning in 1988.
Dividends vs. Real Estate
If you look at other investment possibilities –
such as rental income.
from apartments, or houses, or a photography studio – first, you’d actually need to have the money to buy such a property. Often, this requires taking out a loan, which – in the end of the day – must be paid off with your monthly paycheck; and there’s the interest rate to consider.
Then too, there’s the great, often vastly underestimated, pain of dealing with tenants.
A basement got flooded here; that person over there won’t stop smoking on their balcony. So in that sense, the income is not actually passive.
You could also
try your hands at Interests.
Here, however, the problem arises that the interest rate is so low (if the bank gives one on a checking account; not always the case), there’s very, very little return on your savings.
(Which, btw, aren’t readily accessible as cash.)
Basically, your money is just lying around – kind of like a badly growing apple tree in the garden, one that even after having been planted thirty years ago, sheds a few fruit during autumn – extremely sour ones; sadly enough, not even passable for a tart.
How about
patent royalties or trademark rights?
You must be fortunate to be successful enough with your creative inventions.
Not an easy undertaking. Ask our copywriter.
As you can tell
We have some many cases in point as to why it makes sense to jump on that dividend wagon – as soon as possible.
Register nowWith Divizend by your side
You’ll be sure to undertake your dividend adventure in a serene, intelligent manner
Whether you are at the beginning, or already consider yourself an expert. Dividend pioneers ourselves (as already made clear), we built and designed the exact kind of user-space that fulfills our very own personal investor needs of thirty years of experience, of active participation.
Bank-independently
Multi-banking
Automatic portfolio import
Pure information
For one.
A simple – lucid – dashboard that at a single glance immediately tells us the current state of our investment affairs, the crucial facts:
-> total performance overview
-> division of shares
-> my today’s top/worst 3
All of this (and more, of course) irregardless of what or how many banks under one’s belt. An entirely autonomous ecosystem, yes; One that because it runs bank-independently and supports multi-banking, during the automatic portfolio import is capable of inhaling everything at once; one big, thorough breath.
Not only a comprehensive portfolio overview
An instant snapshot of one’s dividend income endeavor
Exhaling thereafter not only a comprehensive portfolio overview without having needed to manually upload whatever document after document in order to keep current one’s investment data, but too manifests an instant snapshot of one’s dividend income endeavor:
-> this year’s total gross earning
-> this year’s total gross earning
-> my today’s top/worst 3
Scrolling down
Our brilliant Dividend Calendar
It will further assist you in staying informed on your dividends. Packed not only with the ones you already own, the calendar features around 15,000 dividend-paying stocks, the very best, alongside their most relevant information (dividend yield and history; company’s financial health) – like that, no investment decision is a blind ride: it’s a matter of facts.
On purpose we decided to organize the calendar according to their ex-date:
So you can decide just in time if you want to embrace the leap; and too follow along with our much beloved (much advised) compound strategy: reinvest right before the deadline; with that, feed that mighty snowball effect, significantly boosting your long-term returns.
That patience will be worth it – think of Buffet.
Last, but definitely not the least valuable feature on Divizend:
Our Maximizer tool, taking care of y(our) dividend withholding tax reclaims
Another god-sent feature. (Thanks to our oh-so resilient developer team who helped us transform our decades-long daydream at the desk into physical reality.)
In a matter of a few clicks: have those tedious applications automatically fill themselves out and then be sent off digitally to whatever corresponding tax authority. Country for country.
In terms of pricing
We never ever charge for the actor, or the portfolio import
No matter how many portfolios, bank accounts, and/or stocks you decide to aggregate along the way.
You only pay for the Maximizer: 17,5 percent of your refund amount.
Should your reclaim entail a high(er) number – simply get in touch, and we will come together in a fair manner.
We never charge for the aggregation of your portfolios –
whether these are two five or ten… 38…
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At the moment.