The Simply Investing Dividend Podcast
The Simply Investing Dividend Podcast helps you earn more, save your time, and reduce your risk when it comes to dividend investing. Each episode is packed with usable strategies to help you become a successful dividend investor. Guest interviews will inspire and educate you to build your own stream of income from dividends. A new episode every Wednesday.
The Simply Investing Dividend Podcast
EP112: Dividend stocks or growth stocks?
In this episode of the Simply Investing Dividend Podcast, we dive into the ultimate question: Which strategy safely builds more wealth — the Simply Investing Approach or Growth Investing?
You’ll discover:
- How the Simply Investing Approach works
- Why slow and steady investing can create lasting wealth
- How McDonald’s (MCD) turned $10K into over $137K
- The pros and cons of dividend investing
- The jaw-dropping 12,370% return in just 5 years with APLD
- The pros and cons of growth investing
- Why your #1 goal should be building a strong financial foundation
Whether you’re after reliable income or explosive growth, this episode will help you choose the path that fits your goals — and stick to it for the long haul.
Hasan's complete interview with JL Collins:
https://youtu.be/V360AygOv7A?si=v7sn8I3oKwjUiIgK
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