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What Don Hamson has said on podcasts
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Dividends and franking credits produced two-thirds of Australian equity returns over 20 years.
“If you look at the last 20 years, two-thirds of the return of the Australian equity market was actually in dividends, including frank credits.”
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Dividends and franking credits comprised two-thirds of Australian equity returns over 20 years.
“two-thirds of the return of the Australian equity market was actually in dividends, including frank credits.”
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A $1 million all-equity portfolio can generate roughly $75,000 annually.
“You need about a million dollars to get that sort of number, and that's an all-equity portfolio.”
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Cash income is preferable for retirees needing spendable funds.
“Cash is king.”
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Regular dividend cash is valuable for retirees without salary income.
“there's nothing better than giving regular actual cash in the bank.”
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Australian share prices fell approximately 50% during the GFC.
“share prices fell about 50% peak to trough.”
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Dividends generated more than half of Australian market returns over a century.
“more than 50% of the returns of the Australian market, and I'm talking like over 100 years, have come from... So dividends are actually more important than capital growth.”
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Franking credits add approximately 1% to index-level returns currently.
“frank credits are like an extra 1%”
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The index currently yields about 3.2% cash and 1% franking income.
“at the moment, it's about 3.2% cash yield and 1% franking yield off the index.”
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Recent Australian budget changes relatively favor income investing over capital gains.
“if anything, it's been a relative boost for income investing over investing for capital gains.”
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Approximately $1 million is needed to generate $75,000 at the stated yield.
“you need about a million dollars to get that sort of number.”
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Generating substantially more income likely requires very high risk.
“Otherwise, you are going to be taking probably very high risks.”
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A roughly 7–7.5% income yield is probably near the maximum without higher risk.
“that's probably the highest income level you can get.”
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Patience and discipline allow compounding to work in investors’ favor.
“It does require patience and discipline. Yeah, but the power of compending, it does go in your favour.”
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Building substantial investment wealth requires patience and discipline.
“It does require patience and discipline.”
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Accumulating investors should prioritize total return rather than current income.
“if you're in the accumulation phase, it's all about total return. You don't necessarily need the income.”
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Australian total returns including dividends and franking credits approach 10%.
“when you look at the total return, accumulated return, including the... dividends and the frank credits, it's getting close to your 10%.”
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Living solely on diversified portfolio income makes running out of money unlikely.
“if you can live just off the income for your investments and not sell shares, not sell the capital component, if you're happy, if you're getting enough from the income, It's very hard to run out of money”
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G8 Education is expected to pay no dividend currently.
“we expect they pay nothing now.”
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G8 Education’s historical yield is misleading because its forecast dividend yield is zero.
“we expect they pay nothing now. So really the... The forecast yield for us is zero, but the type year is 30%. So that is a classic dividend trap.”
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G8 Education’s historical 30% yield masks a forecast yield of zero.
“So really the... The forecast yield for us is zero, but the type year is 30%. So that is a classic dividend trap.”
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Dividend yields above 10% warrant scrutiny for potential traps.
“anything that's probably above 10%, you've got to start to question”
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Consumer discretionary stocks currently have elevated dividend-trap risk.
“where a lot of names are coming up with relatively high probabilities to entrapped is in the consumer discretionary area.”
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Consumer discretionary stocks are likely to struggle amid rate and petrol-price increases.
“consumer discretionary area. And it's obvious we've had three or four, you know, three interest rate rises. We've had petrol prices rising. People are struggling. So who's going to struggle? The consumer discretionary stock's going to stumble.”
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Diversification reduces portfolio risk and is beneficial for investors.
“Diversification is your friend.”
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Diversification reduces portfolio risk and is finance’s main free lunch.
“Diversification is your friend. It's about the only free lunch you get in finance.”
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Investors should diversify across industries, companies, and countries.
“diversified means across industries and names and across, ideally, countries as well”
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A stock’s share price falls when it goes ex-dividend.
“the share price falls on the ex-date.”
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Share prices generally do not fully price franking credits on ex-dividend dates.
“it doesn't generally price the franking credit.”
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A fully franked $1 dividend typically coincides with a $1 price fall and 42-cent credit.
“the share price falls about a dollar, but you're getting like a 42-cent franking credit with it as well.”
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