tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6587699706949333863.post9195872976924530533..comments2024-03-27T23:39:33.499-05:00Comments on Passive Income Pursuit: How To Get Someone Started: Part 2Passive Income Pursuithttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13947101854482544346noreply@blogger.comBlogger6125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6587699706949333863.post-31963565399477567562014-09-14T02:29:35.969-05:002014-09-14T02:29:35.969-05:00I have been adding GE to all of my niece's and...I have been adding GE to all of my niece's and nephew's accounts as well as my children's accounts. With the 3.3% dividend and the potential for continued growth in the coming years, the compounding should be quite substantial in 30-40 years.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6587699706949333863.post-46177626930039120452014-09-14T02:22:51.049-05:002014-09-14T02:22:51.049-05:00I totally agree.I totally agree.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6587699706949333863.post-65261803417970651282014-09-05T17:06:56.770-05:002014-09-05T17:06:56.770-05:00Good stuff that you are looking into teaching the ...Good stuff that you are looking into teaching the kids about investing at this age. One point I'd like to make is that even the young ones find something in consumer products relatbale - like PG, JNJ or everyday food items like KO, PEP, K, GIS etc. <br /><br />Best wishes<br />R2RRoadmap2Retirehttps://www.blogger.com/profile/14379818667071736766noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6587699706949333863.post-14423318197883166642014-09-05T16:51:26.485-05:002014-09-05T16:51:26.485-05:00When I was 15 my Grandpa gave me some cash to buy ...When I was 15 my Grandpa gave me some cash to buy Walmart! I didn't really learn the lesson that he was trying to teach (i.e. own what pays you). It sounds like you have make some good choices, I would emphasize the why they are buying the particular company and try take the "liking" something out of the equations. <br /><br />From my memory, my Grampa had my Dad create an account on Computer Share. The account was under my name but with my Dad as the custodian(?). I think my parents may have had to include it in their taxes over the years. Or maybe they just did cause they were worried about the relentless tax man coming after them for a penny. <br /><br />Take care!InvestLikeGrampahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12342607548407246637noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6587699706949333863.post-39156764455454376082014-09-05T14:08:15.579-05:002014-09-05T14:08:15.579-05:00Did you think what kind of brokerage account to op...Did you think what kind of brokerage account to open for them? one more think that i thought about, if it is possible to get physical certificate that they will fill that stock is a real asset and not virtual number on the screen.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6587699706949333863.post-47082825430442391422014-09-05T11:14:56.505-05:002014-09-05T11:14:56.505-05:00I think the challenge with DIS for anyone new to t...I think the challenge with DIS for anyone new to the process is the lack of intermittent gratification with an annual dividend. Part of the allure and a "selling point" to the uninitiated is the quarterly payments that keep getting larger. Can you keep a young person, of any age, enthralled with a once a year reward? I know for myself, I doubt I would have cared much at that age. Of course now, a bit wiser and older, it makes more sense.<br /><br />Just some extra stuff to think about. Certainly makes the Realty Income selection potentially make sense. You are literally talking about monthly "rewards" for investing and something that is readily understandable to newcomers, especially the young ones!writing2realityhttp://www.writeyourownreality.comnoreply@blogger.com