The Dividend Growth Newsletter is part of a premium, adviser, or institutional membership to Valuentum, but the new High Yield Dividend Newsletter is purely incremental. Add it to any membership today! Update: The $400/year offer for the High Yield Dividend Newsletter has expired due to strong initial product demand, but you can still sign up for $500/year before the end of the year ($1,000/year thereafter). Lock in the savings!
By Brian Nelson, CFA
We’ve received one or two questions about the difference between the Dividend Growth Newsletter, which is included in a premium, adviser, or institutional membership to Valuentum, and the new High Yield Dividend Newsletter, which is an incremental add on to any membership to Valuentum. If you would like to receive both newsletters, the Dividend Growth Newsletter and High Yield Dividend Newsletter, it requires a membership to both the website and a membership to the High Yield Dividend Newsletter (or you can subscribe to either one). Both the Dividend Growth Newsletter and High Yield Dividend Newsletter are valuable products, and both cover two distinct and different areas of dividend investing.
We’ll have more to share in the first edition of the High Yield Dividend Newsletter, to be released January 1, 2018, but we wanted to share a couple things. The Dividend Growth Newsletter, or the publication included in a premium, adviser, or institutional membership to the website, focuses intensely on dividend growth, or ideas that we think are generally poised to experience strong dividend growth rates in coming years (on the basis of strong financial health, namely solid traditional free cash flow generation and hefty net cash positions).
The High Yield Dividend Newsletter will focus on comparatively higher-yielding ideas, but perhaps ideas that may not have as strong of dividend growth qualities, mostly because they may already be paying out a rather hefty dividend yield to shareholders or unitholders. The High Yield Dividend Newsletter is focused on HIGH YIELDS! Whereas the cash flow statement and balance sheet are still very important considerations, we’ll also be putting a greater focus on credit assessments and qualitative, subjective considerations given the riskier nature of such higher-yielding ideas, both with respect to income sustainability and subsequent valuation (share price risk).
We’re excited about the new High Yield Dividend Newsletter, and based on the response, so are you! You can still subscribe to the new High Yield Dividend Newsletter for $500/year through the end of the year. It will be $1,000/year thereafter. We’re available for any additional questions.