Author: Dividend Dozer
October 2021 Dividend Income
I received $117.35 in taxable dividend income for October 2021. Aside from RSG and MDT, I haven’t added too many shares to this month’s holdings in the last year. On top of that, this grou... Read More
September 2021 Dividend Income
I received $614.96 in taxable dividend income for September 2021. This is my new record for monthly dividend income! VTI is doing the heavy lifting, but I also have payouts from some of my favorite in... Read More
August 2021 Dividend Income
I received $148.39 in taxable dividend income for August 2021. I’m really happy to see my second month of the quarter growing so much (42% since last year)! This is mostly thanks to some substan... Read More
July 2021 Dividend Income
I received $114.61 in taxable dividend income for July 2021. This is a decent 7% improvement from last year at this time, and would be 14% ignoring my discontinued PPL payment (I sold PPL last year). ... Read MoreHalftime Check-In | Portfolio Goals 2021
Back in February, I created 6 portfolio goals for the year. Now that we are six months through 2021, it’s time for a halfway point check-in! Before I even review my goals, I’ll go over my ... Read More
April 2021 Dividend Income
I received $106.44 in taxable dividend income for April 2021. The biggest change in April between this year and last year is that I sold PPL, but made moderate increases in my other ten payers. Luckil... Read More
March 2021 Dividend Income
I received $525.88 in taxable dividend income for March 2021. VTI is my heavy hitter, but I also had 22 other payers this month. My third month of each quarter is always my best, but my income was 24%... Read More
February 2021 Dividend Income
I received $111.62 in taxable dividend income for February 2021. I’m pretty happy about this! AAPL, TXN, LOW, and ACN are 4 of the top 8 individual holdings in my portfolio, so even though I don... Read MorePortfolio Goals: 2021
Is mid-February too late to come up with some goals for the year? I hope not! I’ve never set solid investing goals, but they seem sort of fun. Since I had my financial “awakening” a ... Read More- 2 of 3
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