Investors earning monthly income with “second income blueprint”
By: Kelly Green
By: Kelly Green
America's strongest brands paying out billions in extra income each year
There’s a simple strategy to earn extra income every month without getting a second job or starting a “side hustle.”
In short, some of the biggest brands are happy to pay you steady income with no extra work.
Target, for example, shelled out $1.6 billion to Americans in 2021.
Coca-Cola multiplied that 10X, handing out $16.9 billion.
Procter & Gamble paid out $21.9 billion in extra income.
But that number only got bigger in 2022.
S&P 500 companies—the largest 500 American companies—handed out a combined $561 billion last year in the form of dividends. That’s half a trillion dollars in extra income.
Even better, this income keeps coming in no matter how their stocks are performing.
As long as they continue to offer this benefit, you’re set. You can keep collecting income without worrying about putting in extra hours, and you can get started with just a few simple moves.
Investing in the right companies, you can collect anywhere from 7‒14% in extra income several times a year. But it’s important not to get lured in by high yield alone.
I’ve all the details on the very best high-yield picks in another report of mine titled The Second Income Blueprint. This includes:
These are some of the top recommendations from the “Current Yield” model portfolio inside Yield Shark. That’s our portfolio where you’ll find the income streams designed to pay you the biggest cash payouts today.
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Just like Buffett and Rockefeller, investing in strong companies over time can help grow your nest egg and build your legacy.
There are 3 strong, stable companies with a long and proven track record of distributing extra income. Details on those companies are in my report, The Definitive Guide to Growing Generational Wealth, which subscribers to my Yield Shark service get for free with their annual membership payment.
In many cases, these companies shelled out extra income for decades, in bull markets and bear markets. Better yet, they’ve even increased their dividends consistently over that time.
If you’ve ever wondered why Buffett still holds the bulk of his money in bedrock stocks like Coca-Cola, Bank of America, and Chevron, this guide shows you why the top companies in our “Bedrock Income” portfolio are so critical to growing your wealth.
Collecting a second stream of stress-free income is so easy to do and simple to set up.
It’s shocking how many Americans are completely overlooking this extra income stream. But the ones who understand the power behind it are piling back in.
If you’re interested in the reports I’ve mentioned above, you can click the link below to see how you can claim them by joining my service, Yield Shark.
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Kelly Green, Yield Shark editor, has been a researcher since as long as she can remember. She graduated at just age 20 with a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematical Economics. A short time later, she passed her Series 7 and 66 exams, sponsored by one of the largest financial services companies in the world.
Over the last 10+ years, Kelly has worked as co-editor or portfolio analyst for several income-focused research services. She even wrote an educational series for investors covering topics ranging from making first trades to how to trade options.