Earning passive income is great. Getting paid dividend income every single month is even better. In today’s video, I will go through 12 different dividend stocks, selecting a specific month they pay a dividend in. So, you will get 12 stocks that can earn you multiple dividend checks on a regular basis.
One of the stocks we will discuss is Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), among many other high-quality names.
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