Ticker | Total | Taxable | 401k |
JNJ | $225.73 | $219.82 | $5.91 |
NEE | $143.64 | $103.98 | $39.66 |
HD | $143.05 | $113.36 | $29.69 |
D | $122.14 | $76.05 | $46.09 |
MMM | $119.85 | $95.05 | $24.80 |
KO | $95.91 | $95.91 | |
WEC | $87.62 | $75.26 | $12.36 |
BDX | $70.89 | $70.89 | |
O | $65.07 | $65.07 | |
V | $54.26 | $40.34 | $13.92 |
ROST | $44.48 | $44.48 | |
KHC | $43.72 | $43.72 | |
MCD | $42.01 | $42.01 | |
MSFT | $39.77 | $14.77 | $25.00 |
HON | $36.18 | $36.18 | |
TJX | $35.06 | $35.06 | |
CHD | $33.56 | $19.59 | $13.97 |
INTEREST | $0.58 | $0.54 | $0.04 |
$1,403.52 | $1,127.01 | $276.51 |
For January I am expecting $1700 and February around $900.
Young Div -
ReplyDeleteNice job crossing the 4 digits, so hard to do, takes time and patience. Also, do you pay high trading fees to have individual stocks in your 401k? Congrats!
-Lanny
401k is around $7 a trade. I do a buy there once every 2 months.
DeleteFantastic work. That forward dividend is starting to look really nice. Great work, looking forward to your next update.
ReplyDeleteNice job. Any month you can get over 1k is good keep it up
ReplyDeleteNiche graph :) 45% degree growth and +1k$/mo income. your financialy independend already ;)
ReplyDeleteHey YD,
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your December passive income. As you mentioned, it was a volatile finish to the year which is actually great if you're reinvesting/investing during that period of time. Your dollars get put to work more efficiently.
Keep up the consistency and that great graph you have will keep working its way upward steadily.
Take care,
Ryan
Nice portfolio. I wish I had bought Home Depot years ago....
ReplyDeleteCongratulation for your textbook progress! Your dividend growth rate and your added total working capital per year is insane.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being an inspiration to us with your detailed and timely updates!
Great stuff YD! $1,400 is huge. And now that dividend reinvestment is going to really start paying off. Out of curiosity how are you able to invest in individual companies in your 401k? Or is it a solo 401k? I'd much rather do that than just investing in the funds in my 401k, but alas they don't allow it. All the best in 2019!
ReplyDeleteMy previous employer had a 401k that offered a self directed brokerage. Lucky for me.
DeleteMy current employer does not so I opted to not use it. There will be no new purchases in the 401k.
I plan to invest my money into tax paying accounts as I want the flexibility to be able to use the money when I want.
wow nice month yd!
ReplyDeleteGreat list of dividend payers in there as well. Over 1k is huge.
keep it up
cheers!