SALES
Glad to be reporting that this past month we did not sell off any shares from our family's dividend stock portfolio. And since we did not sell any shares throughout the month of November, that also means that our annual dividends did not decrease either.
TOTAL VALUE OF ALL SALES: $0.00
OVERALL DECREASE TO ANNUAL DIVIDENDS: $0.00
TOTAL VALUE OF ALL SALES: $0.00
OVERALL DECREASE TO ANNUAL DIVIDENDS: $0.00
PURCHASES
Sadly, we must report that we did not make any stock purchases during the month of November. :) With a fairly large property tax bill and the holidays coming up, we simply weren't in a position to add any capital to our family's dividend stocks portfolio. As a result, the current total of 48 different companies/ETF that pay us a dividend remains the same. Sadly, that also means that our annual dividends did not grow this past month. Our estimated annual income remains at $3,932 (including our Edward Jones account) or and average of approximately $327.66/month.
Below are the actual buys that we made during the past month:
OVERALL INCREASE TO ANNUAL DIVIDENDS: $0.00
DIVIDENDS
During the past month, our family received dividends from a total of 10 companies/ETFs/Partnerships!! The total dividends received from those 10 companies/ETFs/Partnerships was: $196.83.
Below is a breakdown of the dividends received this past month:
WELLS FARGO INVESTMENT ACCOUNT:
11/02/15 - VZ (Verizon Communications): $19.78
11/02/15 - DE (Deere & Company): $10.80
11/02/15 - T (AT&T Corp): $18.96
11/03/15 - POT (Potash Corp): $7.60
11/13/15 - KMI (Kinder Morgan Inc): $31.62
11/13/15 - OKS (Oneok Partners LP): $18.96
11/16/15 - TIS (Orchids Paper Products Co): $14.00
11/16/15 - OHI (Omega Health REIT): $5.60
11/20/15 - ARTNA (Artesian Resources Corp): $19.94
11/24/15 - HCP (HCP Inc): $5.09
EDWARD JONES INVESTMENT ACCOUNT:
11/02/15 - T (AT&T Corp): $44.48
OVERALL DIVIDENDS TOTAL THIS MONTH: $196.83
11/02/15 - T (AT&T Corp): $44.48
OVERALL DIVIDENDS TOTAL THIS MONTH: $196.83
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I am in the same position with a huge property tax bill (and related insurance) that I need to pay. The joy of home ownership, right? Unfortunately for me, this is a twice a year event :( it's much better if I could just invest.....
ReplyDeleteD4s
haha...yes, the joys of home ownership. Since we don't impound our property taxes, it's a twice a year event for our family as well. Unfortunately for us, we are also paying a Mello Roos.
DeleteI feel your pain D4S! :)
AFFJ
Don't you just hate those property tax bills? We have 2 to take care of since we moved to a new house last year and we're trying to hang on to our first house as a rental property. Especially in California, property taxes seem to be quite high. Not complaining here -- we're privileged to be where we are.
ReplyDeleteGlad you were able to keep your old home and still qualify for the new property. But yeah, having two property tax bill is definitely a double whammy! Hopefully your rental nets positive cash flow for you. Either way, in the long run, that rental income will be a nice supplement in retirement. We would like to have a rental one day as well. :)
DeleteThanks for stopping by. Take care FerdiS.
AFFJ