u/Constant_Pick_4706

3% 4% dividend rule

Hi so I've been in the service industry most of my life and I saved a good amount. I want to get some passive income because I know I don't want to be running a bar forever.

I wanted to open a brokerage account like a fidelity or a Charles schaub and invest but what do I invest in to get the 4% dividend passive income.

I want to invest like weekly into it and let it grow for a while. I also decided to stop drinking and indulging so I want to use that money for my portfolio.

I did some research and found coca cola was a good one and I decided to cut that out to. So everyday I buy like 30 dollars of coca cola stocks haha.

Please help me

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u/Constant_Pick_4706 — 11 days ago
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Did your vertigo or bppv heal

So I've been in a few accidents in the last few years.

In 2019 my friends and I were in a those off road 4 seater buggy's and one friend couldn't drive and caused us to get into accidents making us roll over multiple times in 2 accidents.

In 2023 I was in another accident on cinde de mayo someone had hit the rail entering drink and caused em to hit them but it was a just he's don collision

2025 I was in an Uber on the way home and someone was drunk driving at 80 to 100mph and t bones is pushing as so far back as hitting a pole wrapping around it or something then causing us to roll down the ditch.

So I've always had these dizziness effect but I figured it was just minor migraines or because I was always drinking or hungover. I'm a bartender btw

And this last accident I went and they said I had vestibular or vertigo with a bunch of other things and they tried to treat it. Now I recentlt went to a PT who I guess knew what he was doing and he was the first out of like 85 100 physical therapy sessions tried this little thingy to see if I had ear crystals which he said I did because my eyes were like pinballs on the left side when he did it.

Now my accident recently has been an issue and even though I have some issies it's this one that is like annoying the most.

I thought it was the sub occipital muscle or the SCM which it still could be.

I just want to see what everyone's recovery story is if they have had recovered or silk on the process or what's going on?

It's just at this point I feel like it's useless and to be honest very depressing even though I'm just trucking through everyday

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u/Constant_Pick_4706 — 2 months ago