Dividend Income Update: June 2018

Jul. 09, 2018 6:45 AM ETGWW, AMCR, AFL, WFC, PFE, SO, UL, ADM, AMGN, YUM, EMR, MMM, JNJ, DOV, ED, KHC, VFC, MCD, YUMC, D, GILD, BDX, TROW, PEP, IR, ALLE9 Comments
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The beginning of every month is exciting for all dividend income investors as we look back at the previous month and see how much passive dividend income our portfolios generated. No doubt, these are the best posts to write and read online as it only provides further proof that dividend investing can work over time and that anyone can create an ever-growing passive income stream. Looking back at my June totals I see that my year-over-year progress is moving at a nice clip. Now that half of 2018 is in the books my annual dividend income picture is looking a lot clearer. With that being said, let's take a look back at my June 2018 dividend income.

Dividend income from my taxable account totaled $792.95, up from $597.51, an increase of 32.7% from June of last year.

Dividend income from my ROTH account totaled $178.06, up from $146.82, an increase of 21.3% from this time last year.

Dividend income from my IRA account totaled $5.78, down $71.05 from this time last year, a decrease of -91.9%. No cause for concern here as payment schedules of CCP (now SBRA) and VTR have shifted from June.

Grand total for the month of June: $976.79, an increase of 19.8% from June 2017.

Brokerage Account

Year to date dividends: $2,843.02

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I’m an early 40′s Internet entrepreneur that launched several dot coms with varying success in each. At the very least my living has been made online for the past 18 years and at the most I had a fun time in each venture.I began seriously investing for dividend income around 2007 when my business at the time was literally falling off a cliff, as most of the world was starting too as well, when my need for another income stream became more apparent. I have always known the benefits of dividends from my very first stock purchase back in 1988 but wasn't yet sold on the concept of tying up my money indefinitely purely for a dividend income stream. It was around that time that I learned about Dividend Aristocrats and Dividend Champions when it all just made sense. I could literally see the effects of compounding dividends from these select companies and thought a nice diversified portfolio could provide me with a decent to excellent income stream decades down the road.

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