January 2025 Dividend Income

As I'm writing this blog post on February 1st, the temperature here in Central Wisconsin is set to reach a high of 25 degrees Fahrenheit. For this time of year, that's certainly not shabby.

Now that January 2025 is complete, I'll go over my dividend income for the month. Without further ado, let's get into it!

Total Net Dividends Were Just Short Of $270

During January 2025, I collected $268.05 in net dividends (including GSK ADR fees). This works out to a 1.3% quarterly growth rate compared to the $264.70 in net dividends received in October 2024. Adjusting for net dividends lost from the sales of Albemarle (ALB) and Cisco Systems (CSCO) last November and the sales of Crown Castle (CCI) and Innovative Industrial Properties (IIPR) last December, my net dividends would have grown by 13.4%.

Against the $265.76 in net dividends that I collected in January 2024, this would be a 0.9% year-over-year growth rate. Backing out other stock sales in the last year, this also would have grown by double digits.

I received $226.34 in net dividends from 21 companies in my Charles Schwab account. The aforementioned sales in this account contributed to a slight decrease in net dividends.

I also collected $31.74 in net dividends from five companies within my Fidelity portfolio. This higher net dividend income was largely due to the timing of PepsiCo's (PEP) dividend payment.

I received $9.97 in net dividends from three companies in my Webull account. This decrease in net dividends was the result of the sale of ALB in the account.

Concluding Thoughts:

In the last year, I've continued to make changes to improve my portfolio. As time goes by, I believe I will be vindicated by these moves. Overall, I'm looking forward to continuing to deploy capital to world-class dividend growth stocks.

Discussion:

How was your January 2025 dividend income?

Did you receive any first-time dividends during the month?

I appreciate your readership and look forward to your comments below!