| Ticker | Total | Taxable | 401k |
| MO | $673.97 | $612.66 | $61.31 |
| PM | $485.35 | $427.25 | $58.10 |
| KMB | $161.75 | $116.51 | $45.24 |
| XEL | $149.04 | $149.04 | |
| ADP | $138.40 | $138.40 | |
| KO | $136.58 | $136.58 | |
| ITW | $120.92 | $97.85 | $23.07 |
| O | $80.33 | $80.33 | |
| MKC | $79.97 | $53.55 | $26.42 |
| SYK | $49.55 | $44.32 | $5.23 |
| MDT | $46.14 | $46.14 | |
| INTEREST | $0.09 | $0.07 | $0.02 |
| $2,122.09 | $1,822.37 | $299.72 |
I am expecting to have a May payout around $1350 and June will be at least $1950.
how are you buying stocks in your 401k? Who is the carrier?
ReplyDeleteI am new to investing, I like your result! Looks like a solid month report with those divvy increases, inspiring stuff - keep it up man. Now is a difficult time, and I hope that there will be no loss!
ReplyDeleteI'm a young investor in early 20s, I noticed you had some dividends coming in via your 401K, is that something you recommend? I see the value in such from a tax advantage.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I'm new to DGI (Dividend Growth Investing), how many stocks do you recommend for a beginner?
I don't believe I would be a huge fan of having 40+ stocks to have to manage.
My initial aim is probably going to be a few stocks from the sectors I'm interested in investing within.