Most ot us have credit cards, life is easier if you have one. If you consistently pay off your credit cards, life is easier, for the credit card interest rate is higher than most investments will earn. Each year the credit card folks give you something new which results in understanding the credit card just that much more difficult. Is a cash back better than rewards? if you accumulate points, what is there end date or when do you have to use them? how many points does it take you to gain a “free” trip? Do the extra features make senses for you? There are many questions that you have answered and resulted in the card(s)  in your wallet.

Linking to dividend producing stocks – since you have answered many of the questions regarding credit cards, a similar process is done with investing in stocks. There is rarely a perfect answer, but it depends on the individual and their circumstances. However, picking dividend stocks, which have consistently increased their dividend rate over the years has proven to be a successful.

There are more questions than answers, till the next time – to raising questions