sina999
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What ETFs can you recommend with high dividend percentage and what dividend percentage can I expect?
Passive Income Ideas
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JackTheBlack
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these countries have a really a very high interest rate, you are correct. I might consider reading a bit into this.
HoNeYBiRD
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There are several examples in the adult niche: cams, dating, membership sites. But not just in adult, take a look at the offers at JVZoo or ClickBank for instance, many vendors not only offer a one time commission, but recurring ones after renewing subscription plans. Or you can go with products which have an affiliate program directly with recurring commissions, e.g. AWeber, GetResponse, ElegantThemes, SEMrush, Long Tail Pro, Shopify etc. The possibilities are endless.
Ren Meister
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Try the online selling and use different social media.
I am currently looking for interesting passive income ideas. Let's collect some.
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Try the online selling and use different social media.
Gameshine
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I got some right now, a company is paying me in the telecom sector to help them get leads and they also sweetened the deal by giving me commission 25% residual income on everyone of my leads that gets a sale to their subscription plan for their program
Right now im trying to figure out how I can scale the leads, and flood their sales guys with them so I can make more residual.
My goal is 10k a month with just this company.
Right now im trying to figure out how I can scale the leads, and flood their sales guys with them so I can make more residual.
My goal is 10k a month with just this company.
Holzr
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I don't invest in ETFs and this is not investment advice but here are a few worth looking at:
- Vanguard High Dividend Yield (US stocks)
- iShares International Select Dividend ETF (
IDV tracks a dividend-weighted index of 100 of the highest-yielding securities in developed countries outside the US.) - S&P 500 DIVIDEND ARISTOCRATS (Invest in stocks in the S&P 500 which have at least 25 consecutive years of dividend growth)
- WisdomTree Emerging Markets Dividend (invest in emerging market stocks with high dividend)
Golden Phoenix
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Buy Forex, Crypto or binary options trading bots.
omnirand
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Passive income either requires a lot of initial hard work or lots of startup capital. If you are trying to get passive income, you just have to pick up something that suits you and get creative. It's not easy and will take some time but after profit starts rolling in it can grow quite quickly.
Guntoro
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Deep, very deep I always believed, passive income will come when you have a good system or foundations
SmartEugene
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- Jan 7, 2019
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Friend! Do not place your money in Ukraine! God forbid you to do it! Believe me, I know what I'm talking about!
It's also a question of how you define passive income. Truly passive income tend to require a sizable starting capital where you let the money work for you. Like the stock market for an example.
Then there is the types of passive incomes that might require a large amount of time and money to build up assets that later can generate money in a passive-looking way. Many of these methods might still require work to keep alive though. Websites are an example that comes to mind.
Then there is the types of passive incomes that might require a large amount of time and money to build up assets that later can generate money in a passive-looking way. Many of these methods might still require work to keep alive though. Websites are an example that comes to mind.
Stitches and Burns
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I'm investing in a government bond that pays 7% per annum.