Dividend Growth Investing for Financial Independence
My dividend growth journey goes on. I received $534.34 in dividends, my PADI increased to $6,940 and my dividend safety score went up to 61.4 points. I only did make one purchase but not to increase my dividend income but to run an options income play.
The Dividend Growth Journey continues: $521.74 of dividend income, a nasty 50% dividend cut from ET, purchases of 6 companies adding $367 to my PADI., and the Dividend Safety Score improved to 61.3. Read more for all the details.
The September dividend income is in the books and it has been a busy month. A total of 24 companies paid me and I received $495.71 in dividends. Even though my income is just short of $500 this month, I am celebrating hitting a new record. My 3-months average dividend income has hit $500. I am over the moon.
I deployed more than $16,000 with an average dividend yield of 4.16%. My Dividend Safety Score has increased to 59.6 and my PADI stands now at $6,644.
Another month has gone by and it is time to review my dividend income. This month has been special as I hit a new target by surpassing the $500 mark. What a great feeling! I received exactly $542.09 in dividends.
We are at the half-year point and June has been a good month. The dividends come rolling in.
More than $400 in dividends from more companies than ever before and a new high on my PADI. I love these monthly reviews.
Another month has gone by and the dividends come rolling in. What a great feeling. Dividend income is truly passive income. That is what I love about dividend growth investing. You harvest your gains bit by bit one at a time and just reinvest. The constant flow of income combined with a little bit of tracking makes you stay on top of the game.
Dividends, dividends, dividends… In times like this with a huge uncertainty about the evolution of the coronavirus and its impact on the economy and rising unemployment rates to level never seen before, it is a save heaven. Safe? Well, not as safe as in recent history.
At the same time, there is always an opportunity to pick up some really undervalued stocks – find out which one made it this month with a Yield on Cost of 37%.
March is over and it’s time to review my dividend income. It has been a crazy month for me. Unfortunately, my exposure with options hit me hard and I had to take significant losses to close positions. At the same time, the dividend stream is still intact, even though slightly reduced.
We completed 2019 with full steam and some significant changes. I had been investigating to switch my portfolio over to another broker. The main reason is that with my current broker I cannot buy or sell options on american stocks. Since I move more and more to US stocks this has become a limitation which I believe limits my overall return.
The year has come to an end and my first full year of dividend growth investing is completed. During the month of December I received $349.86 in dividends from 14 different companies. In the table below are the details of which company contributed to my passive income. What a fanstastic result to close the year 2019!