October 2020 Dividend update
It has been a long time since I posted an update to my
dividend. I think it is time I start to
hold my self-accountable and start tracking and share my progress. The idea is to share how I reach my financial
independence (FI) by investing for the long term with dividend paying stocks and
real estate, which constitute a majority of our holdings. It has been a year to forget for sure. I am sure like me you have learned a lot about
yourself and have made plans to act accordingly after this pandemic.
One thing for sure we have all learned is that
depending on a paycheck from an employer may not be the best way to live life
this day. Multiple sources of income are
the best course of action to plan to live your life for sure. This is why we are investing in dividend
stocks and real estate to supplement our income and hopefully achieve FI. We have no FI number as we do not see our
selves not working, but it will provide our family with options in the
future.
Without further ado let us review our dividend payout
and passive income for the month of October 2020: We received a total of $216.72 in dividend for
the month. Please note I added a
W to Mrs. Dividend Pursuit stocks to differentiate between our two accounts.
Here is a breakdown from where the dividends came from
on our accounts.
We received $190.39 in our combine taxable
accounts, IRA accounts $7.70 and Roth Accounts $18.63.
Real estate passive income was $1559 for the
month as expenses we low. Next month will not be that
high for sure. Total Passive
income for the month was $1775.72.
Dividend Year to date |
Oct-20 |
$1,642.89 |
216.72 |
IRA |
$7.70 |
ROTH |
$18.63 |
401K |
0 |
Dividend Pursuit |
124.2 |
Mrs. Dividend Pursuit -W |
$66.19 |
TOTAL |
$216.72 |
IRA |
|
AMNF |
0.28 |
FRT- W |
7.42 |
ROTH |
|
PBA |
1.75 |
LTC |
2.09 |
AMNF |
1.31 |
IRM |
0.63 |
HONE |
0.66 |
MAIN |
0.21 |
STWD -W |
5.35 |
LTC -W |
4.78 |
Main -W |
1.85 |
Taxable |
|
CAH |
6.53 |
VTR |
6.42 |
O |
4.83 |
EOG |
6.75 |
WSO |
8.98 |
MDT |
6.42 |
MCK |
1.26 |
LTC |
6.23 |
PBA |
4.84 |
ALB |
2.4 |
KO |
5.34 |
CHL |
11.22 |
CB |
3.62 |
Main |
6.46 |
WPC |
24.1 |
STWD |
18.05 |
HONE |
0.75 |
O -W |
1.69 |
KO-W |
3.31 |
IRM-W |
8.33 |
CHL-W |
0.91 |
OMC-W |
10.23 |
WPC-W |
21.38 |
STWD-W |
10.63 |
BNS-W |
6.74 |
STOR-W |
2.97 |
Do you share some of the names above? How did you do last month?
For now, I think I will just share my dividend and
real estate passive income for each month. Hopefully next year I will have more time to
share my purchases as we are making weekly and bi-weekly purchases across our
accounts each month. Next year we will
re- evaluate and see how things are going.
We are also saving on my TSP account as a federal employee and I don’t track
that account much. However, I just
switched from 40 % C, 30%I and 30% S to 100% C for the time being. I am well diversified with real estate and we
saving cash as well. So, I am not as
worry about risks. Next year when I
review my TSP year end balance in late February 2021, I may make necessary
changes.
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That's a nice long list of companies paying you for the month. Nice to see we share quite a few names for October. So true about 2020 and even before... you cannot depend on one source of income. Paychecks like dividends like rental income, etc. etc. is not guaranteed. Have multiple sources.
ReplyDeleteDivHut,
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting, I am glad we share few same names. I agree definitely having multiple sources of income is the best strategy.
Cheers,
Dividend Pursuit