Dividend cuts have, “slowed” in a way, as stay at home orders have been lifted and businesses are making their comeback. However, there is political tension and protests ongoing, as well as concerns over additional spikes in COVID-19 cases. Last, but not least, unemployment numbers are expected to produce a 15% unemployment rate for June.
Guess what doesn’t change, YOU the dividend investing community and the dividend income YOU are receiving!
We are in the heart of the coronavirus (COID-19) pandemic. This is a truly unique time, something that neither of us have seen during our investing careers. For the first time, companies in our portfolios have announced more dividend cuts than dividend increases in a month and the worst may still not be over. The price of oil is plummeting and the dividends for major integrated oil companies are hanging on by a thread. Continue reading
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is taking over. OPEC and Russia cannot agree on oil supply and, in effect, the prices are tumbling on the price per barrel of oil. Over the last month, stocks are down over 20%+ and we are now entering a bear market.
However, what really hasn’t slowed down? First, dividends. Dividends continue to roll and pour in. Second, this community. The community continues to rally and support each other, as well as are still setting milestones, each and every month.
Here is the February 2020 installment of the Dividend Income from YOU the Bloggers series. Let’s stay positive and motivated!
Fall never came. Winter is here. Guess what? Dividends keep rolling baby!
What’s crazy is how many stock purchases the two of us have made over the years that stemmed from an article we read on one of your websites. We cherish this community. Which is why we aggregate as many dividend income summary articles from around the community. Here is the October 2019 version of the Dividend Income from YOU the Bloggers series. It is time to get motivated!
With 4 months down, there is one trend that the two of us are seeing everywhere. The dividend growth community is kicking some serious butt this year! Dividend stocks continue to announce strong dividend increases while the consumer staple stock industry is still offering some great value (as evidenced by the fact we both purchased Pepsi this month). One of our favorite activities each month is reading blogger’s monthly dividend income summaries. Why? We both are extremely motivated by the hustle, hard work, and amazing results exhibited by so many in the dividend growth community. So each month, we aggregate as many stories as we can into one article so we can share the results with all of you. Here is the April installment of the Dividend Income from YOU the Bloggers series! Continue reading
The dividend growth community and personal finance online communities are unlike any other community out there. We support each other, share our advice, help each other through difficult decisions with major implications, and encourage each other to be the best we can be and improve our lives each and every day. Each month, the two of us summarize and aggregate as many stories and dividend income stories as we can into a monthly summary to show the progress that each of us are making. Each story is unique and we are all at different stops along our journey towards financial freedom, and that’s what we love best. Now it is time to check out our September dividend income summary from YOU the bloggers.
Spring is finally in the air (no matter how cold it is where you live). March is officially over and you know what that means….baseball season is here! Oh wait, this is an investing blog. We mean that we all get the chance to put together our Dividend Income summary reports and find out how well we are progressing in this journey towards financial freedom. You all know the drill by now. Each month, we pull together a report of dividend income from many other bloggers in the community to see their progress! We wish we could summarize them all, trust us. Now, let’s take a look at how some of our fellow bloggers perform during March.
