Adding International Dividends to Your Passive Income Portfolio
We have discussed passive income portfolios many times in the past few months and dividend investing is certainly a major part of what we consider to be a great way to add passive income. Every month, we take a look at the top dividend stocks from the S&P500 and then do a further analysis in our newsletter.We have also discussed the benefits of adding international exposure to investment portfolios and the various ways of doing that. One interesting idea is to add US listed stocks that pay foreign dividends. Why?
Greater diversification in the actual payout: Companies that pay a foreign dividend generally have an important part of their business outside of the United States and because of that they will generally help you get a better risk/return for your portfolio
No conversion complications: In almost all cases, if you own a US listed stock in.... Read more
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