Carnival of Dividends & Passive Income #3
Welcome to the June 18, 2008 edition of Carnival of Dividends and Passive Income. Given the large number of submissions but lack of quality or relevance to the carnival topic, the theme
for this week is “Many came, but few chosen“!
Income
Living Off Dividends & Passive Income presents $2811 In Passive Income Last Month. Yup, it was my best month ever.
The Dividend Guy presents A Review of My Yearly Dividend Income posted at The Dividend Guy Blog, saying, “I recently did a review of my yearly dividend income. This post is the result of that.”
Investing
Living of Dividends & Passive Income presents How To Invest In Foreign Currencies.
MoneyNing presents How I Started Buying My First Stock posted at Money Ning, saying, “How I started investing!”
Larry Russell presents The Top 25 Low Cost Best US Money Market Funds posted at THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog.
Walter W. Fouse presents Vanguard Index Mutual Funds Versus Vanguard Managed Funds posted at Best No Load Funds.
Online income
Living Off Dividends & Passive Income presents $1655.32 In Online Income Last Month.
Passive Income
Jim presents 5 Reasons Why You Should be Creating a Passive Income posted at Cash Back Ideas, saying, “Post about why it’s important to have multiple streams of income to support you.”
Living Off Dividends & Passive Income presents How Passive Is Your Passive Income?.
Everything Else
Wenchypoo presents Taxing the Rich? Hell, You Can’t Even SOAK ‘Em! posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket.
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June 20th, 2008 at 8:08 am
way to go man.
wael
http://www.webstigma.com
June 20th, 2008 at 10:36 pm
My passive income sources:
1. AUD interest: $1230/month based on the exchange rate of 1.07AUD for every $1.
2. VWEAX: approx $1200/month
3. VFIJX: approx $800/month
4. BAC-PH: potential of $200/month although I still haven’t got it yet until Aug. 1st.
Total: approx $3430/month
Good luck.
June 21st, 2008 at 4:44 am
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July 21st, 2008 at 12:21 pm
Cool carnival! I was disappointed to see you’ve discontinued the carnival. I am a big fan of residual income and just did a post on passive income on my blog. I enjoyed reading the resources and posts here in your carnival–thanks!