November 2020 Dividends

 Hello,

Thanks once again for stopping by (if you've stopped by previously). A little tardy again with the monthly dividend summary update, but better late than never! 

Let's get to it, and go through the dividends received for November 2020:

November 2020 Dividend Summary
Taxable Accounts
CompanySymbolDateAmount
CVS HealthCVS11/2/2020$17.00
VerizonVZ11/2/2020$2.51
AT&TT11/2/2020$39.52
AppleAAPL11/12/2020$3.28
Procter & GamblePG11/16/2020$11.86
Abbott LabsABT11/16/2020$6.48
AmeripriseAMP11/20/2020$34.32
LazardLAZ11/20/2020$59.69
William-SonomaWSM11/27/2020$17.49
Taxable Accounts Total$192.15
Roth IRA Account
CompanySymbolDateAmount
Toronto Dominion BankTD11/2/20$14.97
Abbott LabsABT11/16/20$9.42
Omega Healthcare InvestorsOHI11/16/20$25.23
Roth IRA Account Total$49.62
Overall Dividend Income Total$241.77
Forward 12-month Projected Dividend Income Total
$4,124.95


November 2020 Transactions

Now, looking at transactions for the month of November, there were buys of 2 companies: 

BuysQty
UGI75
WBA8

  • UGI Corp (UGI): I added to my position, purchasing 75 shares, adding $99.00 to my forward 12-month dividend income.
  • Walgreens-Boots Alliance (WBA): I added to my position, purchasing 8 shares, adding $14.96 to my forward 12-month dividend income.

There were no sells in November.


Dividend Income History

Now let's take a look at dividend income history in tabular and graphical form:

Month2014201520162017201820192020
Jan0$14.38$14.42$70.45$72.34$97.11$237.62
Feb0$49.07$50.38$112.01$190.55$178.07$204.19
Mar0$50.22$52.16$182.28$232.83$231.81$422.58
Apr0$10.83$27.91$64.56$78.40$70.34$204.78
May0$46.52$59.42$132.14$162.41$187.18$220.09
Jun$6.69$47.51$90.97$198.86$259.18$195.35$473.99
Jul0$18.99$51.37$168.64$102.00$80.81$219.55
Aug$33.96$50.11$86.07$156.46$183.50$192.45$220.94
Sep$54.75$55.61$101.70$226.17$192.40$211.61$579.94
Oct$10.94$14.42$72.53$79.06$133.64$78.18$132.19
Nov$48.79$50.11$103.31$158.18$184.42$167.86$241.77
Dec$63.55$49.89$168.03$234.71$255.99$315.70

Some strides were definitely made in November, earning the highest ever for that month. Looking back over the dividend history table, that makes 2020 the first year where each month triple figures were earned in dividend income. Hey, there's a positive for 2020!

Also, I have reached a point where I can probably pull back a bit from putting money in the online savings account, and can allocate some more to the brokerage account, so that should allow for more growth in the above numbers as we go into 2021.


Comparison With Last Quarter and Previous Year

Speaking of growth, we can look at the % change from the last quarter as well as a year ago in the below table:

%Chg Qtr%Chg Year
Nov 20209.43%44.03%

A nice modest increase from the last quarter, and substantial increase over the past year. The train will keep moving on into 2021, and I look forward to keep growing the dividend income. Hopefully the day will come soon when I can report monthly income in the quadruple digits.

So, that's a wrap for November 2020. I'm satisfied with the results, how about you? 

How was your November, let me know in the comments below!





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