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The Retirees' Dividend Portfolio: John And Jane's February 2023 Taxable Account Update
Summary
- The Taxable Account generated $1,850.78 of dividend income for February 2023 compared with $1,493.49 of dividend income for February 2022.
- The Taxable Account had a balance of $533.4K as of February 28, 2023, vs. $530.1K on February 28, 2022. The annualized cost basis yield is 5.23%.
- Four companies in the Taxable portfolio paid increased dividends or paid a special dividend during the month of February.
- The Taxable Account had a cash balance of $17.7K as of February 28, 2023, vs. $39.9K as of February 28, 2022. The 2023 cash balance does not include $20K in CDs.
- The Taxable Account had an unrealized gain/loss of $109.8K as of February 28, 2023, vs. $111.8K as of February 28, 2022.
**Effective 8/20/2023 the in-depth retirement article series for John & Jane will be available in video format on YouTube. Please consider watching, commenting, and subscribing as I expand on my analysis. I am trying to keep the videos about 30 minutes or less but hope they will be even more interesting for those who have enjoyed the articles. I will still post shortened updates from time-to-time that comply with the rules Seeking Alpha would like me to follow that do not have the same level of depth.https://www.youtube.com/@consistentdividendinvestor/featuredGraduated in 2011 with degrees in Pre-Law and Business Administration from Eastern Washington University. Completed my MBA at Whitworth University in May of 2017. Over the last decade, I have worked exclusively in the finance industry. I have acquired specialized knowledge in multiple areas, most notably, Secondary Marketing, Underwriting (specializing in subprime credit), and recently established an Indirect Auto Dealer Lending Program for Canopy Federal Credit Union. I am now the Director of Indirect and Retail Underwriting.Started my first Roth IRA at the age of 16, but began seriously investing closer to 2011 at the age of 22. My investment strategy is largely focused on generating retirement income from dividend-paying stocks. I do not hold any professional investment licenses, but I spend a significant amount of time educating children, teenagers, and young adults on basic finance. I also specialize in cash-flow analysis for those nearing retirement or who are in retirement.
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