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Financial Freedom Road Trip #1: Dividends: Financial Freedom, #178
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This road trip will be my final as a US Marine. The last 24 years flew by in a blur of desert and humidity.
Now it's time to live on the passive income I discussed for the last three years. Our first step is to use dividends to supplement my retirement income.
Dividends are the most passive type of passive income. However, they require a massive cash outlay to produce a significant paycheck.
Therefore we must start early and often to build an extensive enough portfolio to replace our earned income. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it. Good Luck!
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MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF
Financial Freedom Road Trip #1
All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01 Financial Freedom Road Trip #1: Dividends
02 Living on $3,000 Per Month is San Diego
03 Passive Income for Everyone!
04 Sleep Easy: Make Money 24 Hours a Day
05 Dividend Investing 101: What Are Dividends?
06 The Best Way to F.I.R.E.
07 Life is a Math Game
08 The Pros and Cons of Closed-End Funds
09 Earning $1,100 Per Month in Dividends
10 Inside our $240,000 Dividend Portfolio
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01 Financial Freedom Road Trip #1: Dividends
02 Living on $3,000 Per Month is San Diego
03 Passive Income for Everyone!
04 Sleep Easy: Make Money 24 Hours a Day
05 Dividend Investing 101: What Are Dividends?
06 The Best Way to F.I.R.E.
07 Life is a Math Game
08 The Pros and Cons of Closed-End Funds
09 Earning $1,100 Per Month in Dividends
10 Inside our $240,000 Dividend Portfolio
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01 Financial Freedom Road Trip #1: Dividends
After one year of living in San Diego, I am back on the road again. I came to San Diego to continue my Marine Corps career, dreaming of doing 30 years.
But after three years away from my family (2 in Japan, 1 in SD), it was time to hang up my green uniform—24 years later.
Luckily I have been studying the ways of passive income for the last four years. So, I will have my military pension and loads of other income streams to help me through life.
Retirement Plus: Use Dividends to Supplement Your Retirement
Passive income is the only way to live the way you dream. If you want to travel, visit family, and have free time, you’ll need to learn to make money while you sleep. Read about my seven-day trip (in 2022) from Pensacola to San Diego here:
1) Passive Income Road Trip #1: Financial Mindset
2) Passive Income Road Trip #2: Retirement Planning
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5) Passive Income Road Trip #5: Real Estate
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7) Passive Income Road Trip #7: Automated Business
The first stop on the train of life. The first stop on my seven-day trip is Yuma, Arizona. I love the desert more than any other type of terrain.
Driving around reminds me of the six years my wife and family lived here. I knew nothing of passive income when we lived here from 2008-2014.
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Now I am a seasoned dividend investor. Dividends
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