Episode 1: Building a $1,000/Month Passive Income Dividend Portfolio

by | Jul 12, 2023 | Vanguard IRA | 36 comments




This is my first update to my $1,000/Month Passive Income Dividend Portfolio.

Since it’s taken me 6 months to make the first update, I decided just to give everyone a high-level overview of where the portfolio is at, and what it’s yielding.

In future episodes, I plan on giving a quick portfolio update, followed by all the interesting things going on in the market and within my portfolio.

Please follow the playlist that I created for this series, as it will evolve and get better over time.

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⏰ Timestamps ⏰:
0:00 – Introduction
0:17 – Dividend Portfolio Snapshot
1:06 – Community Tab Update
2:06 – Marko’s M1 Portfolio
5:10 – Simply Safe Dividend
9:51 – Dividend Yield Example…(read more)


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Generating passive income is a dream for many people, as it allows them to earn money without actively working for it. One popular way to achieve this is by investing in dividend-paying stocks. In this article, we will explore how to build a $1,000/month passive income dividend portfolio.

Dividend investing involves purchasing stocks of companies that regularly distribute a portion of their profits to shareholders. These distributions, known as dividends, are typically paid on a per-share basis and can be a reliable source of income over time.

To build a $1,000/month passive income dividend portfolio, you need to focus on selecting companies that pay generous dividends. While high dividend yields can be tempting, it’s also important to consider the sustainability of those dividends. Look for companies with a history of consistent dividend payments and a strong financial position.

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Diversification is another crucial aspect of building a successful dividend portfolio. By investing in companies from different industries, you spread your risk and ensure that the performance of one stock does not significantly impact your overall portfolio. Consider sectors such as consumer goods, technology, energy, healthcare, and finance to create a balanced and diversified portfolio.

Building a dividend portfolio takes time and patience. Start by investing in a few dividend-paying stocks and gradually increase your holdings as you gain more experience. Reinvesting the dividends received back into the portfolio will accelerate your progress towards the desired passive income goal.

In addition to individual stocks, you may also consider investing in dividend-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs). These funds hold a diversified basket of dividend-paying stocks, providing instant exposure to a range of companies and industries. ETFs can be an efficient way to build a diverse portfolio without the hassle of stock selection.

As you build your portfolio, keep an eye on the dividend growth rate of the companies you invest in. Dividend growth is an important metric to consider, as it indicates a company’s ability to consistently increase its dividends over time. Companies that exhibit consistent dividend growth are often more attractive to income-oriented investors.

Furthermore, it is essential to regularly review and rebalance your portfolio. Market conditions and individual company performances can change over time, so it’s crucial to reassess your holdings periodically. Selling underperforming stocks or reallocating funds towards better opportunities can help optimize your passive income generation.

Lastly, it’s important to note that building a $1,000/month passive income dividend portfolio requires a significant upfront investment. While the exact amount may vary depending on the dividend yield of your chosen stocks, an estimated $200,000-$250,000 initial investment is a reasonable starting point to generate $1,000 per month.

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Building a passive income dividend portfolio can be a rewarding long-term investment strategy. However, it’s essential to thoroughly research and understand the companies you invest in. Consulting a financial advisor or doing thorough due diligence can help you make informed decisions and set yourself up for long-term success in generating passive income.

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36 Comments

  1. Kathy Olson

    During a bear market, the headlines will focus on negative news, whether it's declining economic growth, geopolitical upheaval, cultural and legal turmoil, or some combination of all three. I listened to a podcast of someone that grew his reserve from $120k to almost $460k during this Red season, can you share tips on how to make such aggressive proceeds in short periods.

  2. shroud

    Is it a good idea to hold vig and vym at the same time? I had vym in my Roth and decided to swap it out for vig. I also heard vig isn't good to have if you also hold VOO, which is my core holding, because of some overlap. Would vym or vig be paired better with voo

  3. Coach Yam yam

    Hi thanks for posting. How do I transfer my sep Ira to m1 finance?

  4. Joseph Godridge

    Hey Marko I’m in Australia what’s best platform to buy shares?

  5. HipHarp1 Silver

    Strong Buy for Kinross Gold Nasdaq. KGC 6 P/E Cash Net Assets YOY #1 Billion Great Dividend.

  6. Gustavo Andres Salazar

    Marko, you should really create a telegram group, so everybody can discuss/debate.

  7. Robert Wheeler

    Hi I am looking at getting a vanguard account with only high dividend and REIT ETF only as I have already got a Raiz account for investment. Do you think it's a good idea? Thanks

  8. Kanał Giełdowy

    If you look for great dividend stock look for XTB – they are growing up rapidly now, increasing their business on the whole world, they are like European robin hood. They have dividend policy to pay 50~100% of profit. This year they paid 50% … look for yourself – cheers

  9. Bri Med

    When is the next update?

  10. James Leonard

    What’s your pie ?? Copy paste ?

  11. Brett Powers

    Aren’t some of those broader ETFs have big overlap with each other?

  12. FROY_BOY

    Hey everyone watch out there is a Marko impersonator look for the check mark.

  13. sushilover320

    I'm 18 and i started investing in stocks recently.. my plan is to retire at 40-45 with a 2000$/month passiv income

  14. Alex Goodwall

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  15. Javiergame4

    can you please post this dividend PIE?

  16. Jesse Nelsen

    Fairly new subscriber. I am a person who is opted out of social security and something like this is very appealing to me.
    How long would it take, for this current portfolio to reach that 400k mark that you need to get the $1,000 a month? 30 years atleast, right?

  17. Vic Mtz

    @Marko – WhiteBoard Finance, Hey Marko I was wondering on which trading website to use M1 finance vs Ameritrade, and which one would you recommend? I am new to this investing journey. Thank you.

  18. Waenlora

    I’d like to copy this portfolio but I can’t make an account on M1 as I’m a UK resident, would you consider making a Copy Portfolio on something like eToro as I’d love to invest on this!

  19. Hoi Kin Cho

    An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. If you know your way around finance, you’d know better than to panic regardless of the fact that there might be a market crash. That’s why when I consider how much in profit I’ve been able to accumulate from my investments in the trade market with Hestrel, and the amount of flexibility I have achieved in my portfolio, and my trading pattern, I see reasons to continue to grow my investments with him.Ryan Woodward is a beast of trade

  20. Nelboogie

    You said $230 per week is what you making?

  21. guillermo laguna

    I'm lost the title says $1,000 a month but in the video it says $302 annual income

  22. P Charles

    Clickbait title bro

  23. ekorman1

    Dividends are cool and what not buy I would look into trying to get more returns.

  24. A George

    Thanks so much Marko for this information. I need assistance about how to invest and diversify my portfolio. Can I contact you for an advice?

  25. Make Money Now

    Your channel definitely deserves my subs!

  26. 79bnice

    Thanks for this video. I just started getting into dividends. With all the Robinhood drama, I'm thinking of moving to M1 finance.

  27. the DOS

    You know this is something that m1 finance should have already built. It's taking them an extremely long time to show a chart with dividend income for the year. Merrill Edge already has this.

  28. jeremy foden

    Conventional wisdom would have investors moving into the defensive sectors, health care, utilities, consumer staples, and EV’s. However, these are not conventional times. Unemployment has skyrocketed to 14.7%, Congress activated a $2 trillion dollar stimulus package with more on the way, oil prices have tanked, and interest rates have plummeted, all amidst a global pandemic.

  29. Jo Jo

    can you make another one in 2021

  30. Jason B

    Marko – would you please share your pie? Thanks!!

  31. Make Money Now

    Cool! Thanks for this video! You can also check my channel to see my latest video!

  32. Misterdude206

    Doesnt simply safe burn a lot of the dividend income? It's like 499 a year for that service.

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