Wealth ratio

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Below is a text by our variable income VP, Felipe Tadewald, in which he talks about the "wealth rate", an indicator disseminated by Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestseller "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", which basically serves as a thermometer of financial independence. This indicator can undoubtedly help those who wish to live dividends in the future, and certainly serves as a good incentive for investors, who will want to invest more and buy more assets every month to see their dividends grow and see their rate accordingly grow. I believe that every investor entering into the financial market should have one of his main goals of living dividends and passive income in the future, and should care less about short- and medium-term oscillations, after all, the The main goal is for the investor to sustain himself with his proceeds, without having to sell stocks and dilute his equity to pay bills. This mindset, with a focus on raising passive income, is what made Barsi start investing in stocks at the beginning of his journey when he decided that he would invest in stocks, accumulating the maximum of shares, to live on his dividends one day, since he considered that social security did not provide a dignified retirement, and in fact, today we see that the situation is even worse than at that time. Gradually, thanks to the dedication, focus and patience of Barsi, his number of shares grew, and along with the number of shares, the dividends also, and with that the Barsi wealth rate, even quickly, surpassed the "1", when he could, if he wanted to, pay all his expenses and maintain his standard of living only with the dividends. As he did not stop accumulating assets even after reaching this level, nor even to reinvest the dividends, his rate of wealth continued to grow and grow, so that today Barsi receives millions on average every month of dividends only. Of course reaching the Barsi level is not easy and requires many decades of investment, in addition to dedication and patience, however, having a complementary dividend income or even fully sustaining them in the future, I'm sure it is possible for any one that is focused and willing to follow a long-term plan.

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