November Dividend Income

Dividend Income – November 2016

Last month was a slow month with a dividend income of $479.38 in OctoberLet’s check out my dividend income for November to see where I end up.

November Dividend Income

For the month of November I received dividends from 14 different companies (and 1 company twice):

TickerCompany NameNov
TSE:RYRoyal Bank$87.15
TSE:CLFBonds$61.72
TSE:DRG.UNDream Global REIT$55.07
TSE:PLZ.UNPlaza REIT$54.91
TSE:AX.UNArtis REIT$48.33
TSE:NVU.UNNorthview Apartment REIT$45.63
TSE:NVU.UNNorthview Apartment REIT$29.47
TSE:REI.UNRioCan REIT$23.97
TSE:D.UNDream Office REIT$22.88
TSE:BEI.UNBoardwalk REIT$19.13
TSE:XBBBonds$18.17
TSE:PZA.UNPizza Pizza$15.97
TSE:PWFPower Financial$14.92
TSE:XLBBonds$9.84
TSE:SJR.BShaw Communications$7.41
TOTAL$514.57

I received $514.75 in dividends for the month of November. Over $500 dollars for doing very little work. Enough free money to cover the payments of a new car! It’s crazy to think that my dividends alone could buy me a free car.

November Dividend Income

 

Nuts and Bolts

  • My year over year increase was 23.10% or $96.57 more then 2015
  • My quarter over quarter increase was 2.71%
  • I had very little growth this quarter due to saving cash and not buying very much.
Month 2015 2016 2016 $INC 2016 %INC
January $152.00 $367.00 $215.00 141.45%
February $229.00 $427.00 $198.00 86.46%
March $385.00 $602.00 $217.00 56.36%
April $201.00 $313.00 $112.00 55.72%
May $375.00 $456.00 $81.00 21.60%
June $475.00 $676.00 $201.00 42.32%
July $200.00 $380.00 $180.00 90.00%
August $375.00 $501.00 $126.00 33.60%
September $499.00 $716.88 $217.88 43.66%
October $236.00 $479.38 $243.38 103.13%
November $418.00 $514.57 $96.57 23.10%

 

Every quarter there are 3 months or dividend payouts, this is the middle one.

My total dividend haul this year is now $5432.83, already $1,263 more than my last years TOTAL!!

Annual Dividends
I have already crushed my last years total but I only have 1 more month to reach my goal of $6,000

How Much Free Money?

Year Total Dividends Received
2014 $2,421.00
2015 $4,169.00
2016 $5,432.83
2017 $0.00
2018 $0.00
2019 $0.00
2020 $0.00
Total  $12,022.83

Since 2014 I have received $12,022.83 of free money just to own some companies.

How cool is that!

30 thoughts on “Dividend Income – November 2016”

  1. Solid income for the month of November. That passive total can definitely make a monthly car payment and more. Judging by which companies paid you I can see that you are not shy about owning REITs. Congrats on a solid year over year increase too. Double digit raises are always nice, especially when it’s from a passive source.
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    1. Hi Keith,

      I do think I am a little heavy on REITs but there is more to the story then meets the eyes. I’ve owned some of them for years and they have already paid for themselves and then some. For me now it’s just free money.

      I’ve been doing my own investing since 2006 but am only focusing this blog since 2014 since I have paid off my house and can now focus more resources to investing.

      From 2006 to about 2012 I had to dip into my investments a half a dozen times just to pay for bills or kid stuff when time were tough, so I didn’t really track my progress that much. The REITs were good because I always had cash from the large payouts to withdraw if I needed.

      I don’t plan to withdraw anymore moving forward and I might move away from REIT’s all together but I do like the business model of collecting rent and handing it out to shareholders 🙂

    1. Thanks for stopping by Doug.

      I say slow in comparison to my “C” dividend schedule which includes the month of December. I still consider $500 of free money massive 🙂

  2. Hi Steve

    Great dividend income over there.

    I am a big fan of Reits as well and I owned Reits from other parts of the world. It feels great knowing that you own a piece of all the buildings up there that you usually would go and see.

    Keep the work rate up and soon you’ll have a free piece of mind when the kids are grown up.
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    1. REIT’s are very easy to understand, that’s one of the main draws for me.

      Just yesterday I went through AR.UN latest quarterly report and feel very confident they can maintain their payout moving forward.

      Thanks for stopping by B

    1. Thanks Dan,

      I’m looking forward to you next year. I’m thinking your real estate could see some nice capital gains.

      Cheers

    1. Hi Bert,
      Funny story, I was at a place called the PNE in the summer with my kids. I took them to eat at a little food stand for some pizza. After getting some food I noticed the name on the package was Pizza Pizza. I had a good chuckle as I was kind of paying myself 🙂

      I am very concerned with rising interest rates. I’m also concerned of an over expensive market going bear 🙁 All I can really do is keep cash on hand because I’m not very good at market timing. Also, interest rate rises are already priced into the REIT’s. I don’t plan to sell my REIT’s and I will DRIP all the way down.

      I don’t plan on starting a new position in any REIT’s in the short term but I do like the business of renting out buildings.

      Cheers

    1. Thanks Mustard Seed Money,

      $6,000 is the plan but as long as each and every month my Year over Year increases I will be happy.

      This game is a slow one to start but when that snowball gets rolling, look out!

  3. Not just a new car, enough money to pay for a pretty nice new car. Keep up the good work my friend. I like looking at dividends as payments too. I’m thinking of doing an experiment next year where I pay a mortgage using nothing but monthly options income. We’ll see if I can get it lined up or not. If not, then 2018 for sure.
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    1. If you manage to pay a mortgage using only your monthly options income- That’s BOSS.

      If I get time, in the new year, I’m going to try some options. Probably covered calls so I don’t get too deep too fast.

      Looking forward to your Dec income IH

    1. Hi Tawacan
      It’s crazy to think that I could get a free car with my dividend payments alone!

      I can’t wait until I have enough monthly dividends to pay for a mortgage 🙂

    1. Heya Tristan,

      I can’t wait for December’s dividends to start rolling in.

      I’m almost positive I will break the 6 grand mark but like you mention, I mostly focus on Year over Year dollar increase.

      Next year I’m going to aim for $200 more per month average over 2016. A very tough goal with my income level but a great challenge nonetheless.

    1. Thanks a lot PS.

      I DRIP every month on my REIT’s and I’ve actually bought several companies since my last update.

      Cheers

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