Here is my total dividend income for each month of 2014-2022 and the total for that year.
2023
January 2023: $568.06
February 2023: $509.61
March 2023: $437.32
April 2023: $394.16
May 2023: $475.16
June 2023: $438.41
July 2023: $394.37
August 2023: $395.41
September 2023: $455.17
October 2023: $408.67
2023 Total: $4476.34
2022
January 2022: $636.54
February 2022: $591.22
March 2022: $639.34
April 2022: $543.84
May 2022: $548.21
June 2022: $647.86
July 2022: $577.96
August 2022: $550.21
September 2022: $542.96
October 2022: $582.96
November 2022: $529.81
December 2022: $395.36
2022 Total: $6786.27
2021
January 2021: $736.38
February 2021: $595.61
March 2021: $646.93
April 2021: $656.83
May 2021: $581.31
June 2021: $638.43
July 2021: $621.93
August 2021: $592.26
September 2021: $881.38
October 2021: $603.99
November 2021: $515.94
December 2021: $640.14
2021 Total: $7711.61
2020
January 2020: $1,038.97
February 2020: $758.66
March 2020: $720.09
April 2020: $805.96
May 2020: $726.32
June 2020: $629.90
July 2020: $706.75
August 2020: $655.53
September 2020: $667.09
October 2020: $698.53
November 2020: $576.10
December 2020: $644.39
2020 Total: $8628.29
2019
January 2019: $1053.54
February 2019: $909.44
March 2019: $711.08
April 2019: $993.31
May 2019: $896.78
June 2019: $693.05
July 2019: $1029.94
August 2019: $865.78
September 2019: $762.53
October 2019: $1015.48
November 2019: $808.61
December 2019: $676.01
2019 Total: $10415.55
2018
January 2018: $844.51
February 2018: $941.78
March 2018: $634.98
April 2018: $1001.62
May 2018: $936.57
June 2018: $710.57
July 2018: $954.82
August 2018: $937.07
September 2018: $661.22
October 2018: $1040.42
November 2018: $790.36
December 2018: $863.23
2018 Total: $10317.15
2017
January 2017: $827.29
February 2017: $741.83
March 2017: $646.14
April 2017: $836.18
May 2017: $844.18
June 2017: $689.38
July 2017: $871.27
August 2017: $915.52
September 2017: $689.52
October 2017: $870.33
November 2017: $788.33
December 2017: $868.73
2017 Total: $9588.70
2016
January 2016: $737.38
February 2016: $683.18
March 2016: $627.23
April 2016: $716.18
May 2016: $686.07
June 2016: $622.17
July 2016: $782.60
August 2016: $824.30
September 2016: $624.10
October 2016: $830.50
November 2016: $634.30
December 2016: $773.45
2016 Total: $8541.46
2015
January 2015: $617.79
February 2015: $502.08
March 2015: $595.01
April 2015: $566.08
May 2015: $668.58
June 2015: $592.76
July 2015: $600.67
August 2015: $648.67
September 2015: $620.22
October 2015: $627.53
November 2015: $574.03
December 2015: $747.83
2015 Total: $7361.25
2014
January 2014: $380.16
February 2014: $385.86
March 2014: $567.66
April 2014: $391.56
May 2014: $406.86
June 2014: $593.23
July 2014: $427.13
August 2014: $427.13
September 2014: $534.73
October 2014: $617.48
November 2014: $491.56
December 2014: $537.51
2014 Total: $5760.87
Good consistant dividend payments. Great job.
Keep cranking,
Robert the DividendDreamer
Thanks for visiting! I’ll certainly keep cranking, as this dividend machine is picking up some speed and is producing some respectable monthly income that’s steadily growing. Passive income rocks!
Nice income stream DQ!. We are a few years away from that kind of return…..just started following you and have added you to your Blogroll. Keep up the great work! AFFJ
Thanks for the visit AFFJ! And thanks for adding Dividend Quest to your blogroll (and I added AFFJ to my blogroll too)! Two years ago $500 per month in dividend income seemed beyond my grasp, but now it’s a reality. Just keep investing smartly and consistently, and you’ll grow your dividend income to ever greater levels.
WOW!!!! I like the fact your dividend income increase rapidly each year. May I know how much additional money are you putting into your portfolio each month?? I recently just started my dividend growth portfolio and my blog. It’s not doing that well now since the overall market is down. However I am using this opportunity to purchase more dividend growth stocks. Please check out my blog at http://www.dividendgrowthbunny.com
Thanks for visiting Bunny. I have a “matching program” where I regularly transfer fresh capital for stock buys twice per month, with the total cash amount matching the previous month’s dividend income. For example, in December I received $747 in dividends. This month I will transfer $750 (or 2 x $375) into my account’s cash fund for investing. I have been doing this matching strategy for the past two years and it has worked great in giving my cash transfers some needed regularity and discipline.
Yeah, the Chinese stock market turmoil has impacted me too, shaving nearly $2000 off my portfolio’s value in just a couple days. Like you, I’ve taken advantage of the downturn and added some dividend stocks to my portfolio. 🙂
Solid Growth since you started in 2014. Nearly doubled your yearly income.
Thanks for visiting D4J! Those years (2014-2018) were my best dividend investing years. I learned to invest regularly and consistently, using my “matching program” strategy. That strategy was to invest cash that matched the previous month’s dividend income, thus doubling my rate of compounding. For example, if I earned $600 in dividends in the previous month, then I would invest $600 (last month’s dividends) + $600 (matching funds) this month. The only potential problem is when one starts earning more dividends than one can match. But that’s a good problem to have.