Posts by Matt Ramey
Are You Liable for Your Spouse’s Credit Card Debt?
When “mine” and “yours” becomes “ours” in a marriage, undoing this financial entanglement can be quite complex, especially if you intend to get divorced. If your spouse has significant credit card debt, you may wonder who will be legally responsible for paying this debt. You may have another question: How to settle credit card debt? Even if…
Read MoreThe Money By Ramey Dividend Portfolio: November 2021
Hi everyone! Here is the MoneyByRamey.com Dividend Portfolio November 2021 Update: MoneyByRamey.com November 2021 Dividends November 2021 dividends came in at $773.09 (Four figures!), which represents a 32.29% increase vs. $523.42 worth of dividends earned in November 2020. It’s good to see the dividends continue to increase yoy! Want to see the progress of the…
Read MoreWhat Do I Use: Market vs. Limit Trades
Throughout my investing career, I have made hundreds to thousands of trades. During the course of that long time frame, you begin to pick up on a few “do’s and don’ts” in executing various trading strategies. What I found out is that very rarely will I use market orders, but now I’d rather use limit…
Read MoreThe Money By Ramey Dividend Portfolio: October 2021
Hi everyone! Here is the MoneyByRamey.com Dividend Portfolio October 2021 Update: MoneyByRamey.com October 2021 Dividends October 2021 dividends came in at $456.88 (Four figures!), which represents a 44.93% increase vs. $251.59 worth of dividends earned in October 2020. It’s good to see the dividends continue to increase yoy! Want to see the progress of the…
Read MoreThe Money By Ramey Dividend Portfolio: September 2021
Hi everyone! Here is the MoneyByRamey.com Dividend Portfolio September 2021 Update: MoneyByRamey.com September 2021 Dividends September 2021 dividends came in at $1,244.93 (Four figures!), which represents a 24.14% increase vs. $944.43 worth of dividends earned in September 2020. It’s good to see the dividends continue to increase yoy! Want to see the progress of the…
Read MoreThe Money By Ramey Dividend Portfolio: August 2021
Hi everyone! Here is the MoneyByRamey.com Dividend Portfolio August 2021 Update: MoneyByRamey.com August 2021 Dividends August 2021 dividends came in at $745.63, which represents a 37.45% increase vs. $466.42 worth of dividends earned in August 2020. It’s good to see the dividends continue to increase yoy! Want to see the progress of the portfolio? Check…
Read MoreAlternative Investments You Might Want To Consider | Money By Ramey
Traditional investments like cash, stocks, bonds, ETFs or exchange-traded funds, and mutual funds are typically the preferred options of investors. There are others, though, who choose to be a little adventurous and look for alternative investments. What are Alternative Investments? Alternative investments are financial assets that are non-traditional or unconventional. Many investors who prefer alternative…
Read MoreThe Money By Ramey Dividend Portfolio: July 2021
Hi everyone! Here is the MoneyByRamey.com Dividend Portfolio July 2021 Update: MoneyByRamey.com July 2021 Dividends July 2021 dividends came in at $360.39, which represents a 19.25% increase vs. $291.00 worth of dividends earned in July 2020. It’s good to see the dividends continue to increase yoy! Want to see the progress of the portfolio? Check…
Read MoreThe Money By Ramey Dividend Portfolio: June 2021
Hi everyone! Here is the MoneyByRamey.com Dividend Portfolio June 2021 Update: MoneyByRamey.com June 2021 Dividends June 2021 dividends came in at $1,209.91, which represents a 10.62% increase vs. $1,081.40 worth of dividends earned in June 2020. It’s good to see the dividends continue to increase yoy! Want to see the progress of the portfolio? Check…
Read MoreThe Money By Ramey Dividend Portfolio: May 2021
Hi everyone! I’m a bit late to them game here (June has been an insanely busy month). But I wanted to make sure to get my May dividends posted on the site. Here is the MoneyByRamey.com Dividend Portfolio May 2021 Update: MoneyByRamey.com May 2021 Dividends May 2021 dividends came in at $640.15, which represents a…
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