The Fifth Person

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  Sharon

  Level 6. Master

  Updated 2w ago

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  Dividend Machines

  I'm enjoying my membership so far. The Dividend Machines was the second course I took after Dr Wealth's Early Retirement Masterclass. As I need to close the gap in knowledge about REITs, so I decided to go with The Fifth Person based on my reasoning as follows: 1) Based on their blog posts, instructors know what they're talking about (a.k.a. they're investors too) 2) Once per year enrollment before price increases next year (It always happens ya, not just for this course... In fact most co. will increase price year after year, except for a strange MLM I know that decreases its product prices... 3) You can watch the course videos at your own pace and review them again if need be 4) You can seek help from the instructors and community when you pick a stock to analyse and are unsure if done correctly 5) You can attend a face-to-face workshop (I haven't been to one yet due to govt. measures for Covid-19. It has been postponed for the time being, until the govt. gives the go ahead for big groups to resume) 6) Checklists are provided when assessing a company or REIT Other than REITs that were taught, you will also learn about choosing a good company that pays consistent dividends from steady or growing earnings, how to avoid those that are fraudulent, and how to read financial statements. Good for beginners to intermediate levels.

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  HC Tang

  Level 9. God of Wisdom

  Updated 4w ago

  Purchased

  Dividend Machines

  [Course Pace] E-learning, so self-paced, learn it anytime anywhere (mobile or desktop) when you're free. Each lessor has video and written text, so you can watch or read or do both to learn. Suits all types of learner. [Course Content] Cover basic to beginner, so far so good. Helps covers most bases, thus example used could be dated, still relevant to the basis about dividends. [Others] Suggest updates of examples Add more contents / update contents to post covid-19 world to help new student to navigate this different world.

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  Ken Ang

  Level 2. Rookie

  Updated on 08 Apr 2020

  Purchased

  Dividend Machines

  I find Dividends Machine structured in a way that is simple to understand and the course price is affordable for knowledge that can be used in your life. Recommended to attend.

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  ChuYun Tan

  Level 2. Rookie

  Updated on 23 Mar 2020

  Purchased

  Dividend Machines

  As a newbie in income investing, I find the course really useful and educational for me. I have definitely learnt a lot from the trainers, Rusmin and Victor! Love the stories they spoke during the course which gave us insights to their experience as investors. They understand how tough it is as new retail investors looking for dividend stocks, and have ensured we understand what they were sharing and are willing to answer our questions when asked. I definitely benefited from the course and would highly recommend this coruse to any of my friends! Thanks, The Fifth Person! :)

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  Claire

  Level 3. Wonderkid

  Updated on 17 Mar 2020

  Purchased

  Dividend Machines

  [Pros] For any beginner new in investing, Dividend Machines is a great and affordable course to take up. Victor and Rusmin are personable and animated presenters, and made Dividend Machines very easy for anyone to understand. What I liked about this course is that they gave practical insights and strategies, and provided me with actionable guidance. This inspired me to finally take action in buying my first stock. Plus points to the fact that you can rewatch recorded sessions on their members only website, so that you don't need to physically attend a session again. [Cons] I did not like how they peppered their speech with how analysing stocks will take a lot of time, and how tiring and difficult it will be for an average person with a day job. All of this eventually led to the up-sell of buying into their 'Dividend Machines Professional, which costs $1.8k if you buy in within a certain timeframe. Also, do note that DMP is a subscription-based model, meaning that you have to renew it yearly.

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  Sharon

  2w ago

  Thanks! Now I know how much DMP costs! Wow, a yearly fee of $1.8k is quite ex. Do they guarantee to get you good returns? I remember someone asking about it it the members only website... but they said they will only reveal it during the face-to-face workshop.
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