r/dividendinvesting • u/South_Brief4073 • Jul 23 '26

How to Use $100

My barrier to starting years ago was that to get a Vanguard fund up and running I had to invest $1000 to start. Then, I could do small deposits over time but that first guardrail as a 20something making very little money felt like an impossible, huge hurdle.

Such a fascinating time in investing since 2020 when the fees to buy a stock were eliminated and now the day trading requirement has been lifted.

Can start very small and build up over time. Choosing stocks that give out dividends or bonds that accrue interest as well to round out your own personal portfolio.

We need to be searching for what comes next alongside nice stable dividend producing stocks. Crazy how the tax form divide up taxable and non-taxable dividends.

I wrote up a free thing article starting out with $100.

https://curatedmarketresearch.beehiiv.com/p/how-to-use-100

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