As I'm writing this blog post, it's currently Monday, March 10th. The temperature here in Central Wisconsin is set to reach a high of 68 degrees Fahrenheit today. Unfortunately, I have been mostly unable to enjoy this nice weather as I have had a bacterial sinus infection for the last week and counting. The good news is that I believe my 10-day course of antibiotics (began on March 8th) will soon get me on the road to recovery.
Now that the month of February 2025 is complete, I figure it's a good time to briefly look back on my net dividend income for the month.
Net Dividends Surpassed $500 For The Month
In February 2025, I collected $516.48 in net dividends (including ADR fees for British American Tobacco). That works out to a 15% quarterly growth rate versus the $449.18 in net dividends that I received in November 2024.
My net dividends collected in February were also 46.8% higher versus the $351.91 in net dividends posted in February 2024.
In my Charles Schwab portfolio, I received $486.46 in net dividends from 24 companies. Sales of CVS Health (CVS), Texas Instruments (TXN), and STAG Industrial (STAG) in previous months were more than offset by purchases of more Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) and Energy Transfer (ET).
Moving to my Webull account, I collected $15.75 in net dividends from three companies.
Lastly, I received $14.27 in net dividends from three companies in my Fidelity IRA portfolio. The sale of Starbucks (SBUX) stock in January reduced this amount.
Concluding Thoughts:
That's all for now. Overall, I was pleased to make more progress in building up the dividend growth portfolio during the month. Have a safe, healthy, and joyous rest of your week!
Discussion:
How was your dividend income in February 2025?
Did you receive any first-time dividends during the month?
Thanks for reading and I welcome your comments below!
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