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    The Dividend Debit Card 2: Financial Freedom, #32
    The Dividend Debit Card 2: Financial Freedom, #32
    The Dividend Debit Card 2: Financial Freedom, #32
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    The Dividend Debit Card 2: Financial Freedom, #32

    By Joshua King

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    Wouldn't it be nice to have a self-refilling debit card? Well, it's here in the form of the Cash App debit card.

     

    Within the Cash App program, you can invest in dividend-paying stocks. The dividends from these stocks transfer directly to your Cash App spending balance.

     

    So you can be shopping, receive a dividend, and immediately spend that money before you leave the store. It's a great way to live, and one my wife and I have lived in for over two years.

     

    I am up to $200/month of dividend income on my Dividend Debit Card. I plan to build up to $1,000 in dividends for my entire spending budget from Cash App Dividends. How will you use your Dividend Debit Card?

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateAug 24, 2022
    ISBN9798201422714
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