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around $32,000. If I can sell it and get that much, if you
were in my
shoes... what would you do with it? A friend said put it in
CSP ($15.29/share) pays a monthly dividend of 8%
DNP ($8.80/share) pays a monthly dividend of about that as well.
An IRA is a good idea. If you're thinking about stocks, there are two smaller ones that I like:
CSP ($15.29/share) pays a monthly dividend of 8%
DNP ($8.80/share) pays a monthly dividend of about that as well.
If you use a DRIP (dividend reinvestment program), and you have enough shares, you could easily grow your investment by 2-3 or shares per month. Leave it alone for several years and it'll just start growing faster
without you having to put more money into them, if you don't want.
CSP ($15.29/share) pays a monthly dividend of 8%
DNP ($8.80/share) pays a monthly dividend of about that as well.
I assume that's an annual rate of 8% but it pays out monthly?
Otherwise you're doubling your money every 9 months :)
Using tax advantaged accounts like IRAs is perfect for the DRIP. My
go-to DRIPstocks are O and JEPI.
I'm looking those up now! I always love a good tip!
I've got 8000 shares of CSP, and that generates $820 a month in
My old supervisor for Tufts called me and asked if I would be interested
in working a couple of months as they lost two nurse case managers on Cape Cod so, I said WTF! So going through a third party employment agency, I am doing a three month gig (right up until Election Day?). Spent two hours in
a Teams Meeting yesterday to set up the Microsoft Authenticator for VPN.
It wasn't a big to do however, there were like twenty newbies in the room who needed help with hardware issues any my stuff was like a five minute ordeal since my old information was still in their system and they
couldn't figure out why things weren't happening. Oh well, I will use the money to put in much needed mini-splits in the house without eating into
any of my Roth 401k. I had put a year's salary aside so I would not have
any income for 2024.
Unfortunately it isn't like working for the state or federal government where you get benefits for life. Once I terminate employment, I get no benefits.I really poured through the available options about health insurance. Since I am a case manager with a health insurance company, I chose to get a Medicare Advantage plan though Tufts with dental and vision. And here is a scam that is driving me crazy. Medicare is penalizing me for their belief that I did not have a pharmacy plan since 2020 which is when I enrolled in Medicare part A. Since I have been employed since then with health insurance, nothing could be farther from the truth. Right now I am making penalty payments (and I am keeping records) and launching an appeal through Medicare. It's like one hand doesn't know what the other hand is doing.... :(
I really poured through the available options about health insurance.
Since I
am a case manager with a health insurance company, I chose to get a
Medicare Advantage plan though Tufts with dental and vision. And here is a scam that is driving me crazy. Medicare is penalizing me for their belief that I did not have a pharmacy plan since 2020 which is when I enrolled in Medicare part A. Since I have been employed since then with health insurance, nothing could be farther from the truth. Right now I am making penalty payments (and I am keeping records) and launching an appeal
through Medicare. It's like one hand doesn't know what the other hand is doing.... :(