February has been a tough month for the market as the S&P has now slid into the negative territory for 2025. For us dividend investors, market movements become less relevant over time because we are constantly collecting income from our holdings. In fact, we often welcome market declines because it provides us with an opportunity to buy more shares at discounted valuations.
This month’s income was aligned with the prior. I collected $3,129.25 in dividend income, which is enough for me to pay my mortgage with, pay the utilities, and buy some groceries. I would like to grow this amount to $10,000 per month next. If you missed me January Dividend Report, you can check that out below.
January 2025 Dividend Report
I decided that I would start sharing my monthly dividend income for you folks. I wanted to make one thing clear though: These are not investment recommendations. Additionally, my portfolio is always shifting so positions may change frequently. The below information only accounts for my dividend focused portfolio and does not include any retirement accounts, capital gains, gains from options, or crypto.
Ending portfolio balance for February was $240k, which was a decline from last month’s ending balance of $244k.
I track everything in a monthly spreadsheet. If interested, I an release it for readers to use. Here were all of the holdings that paid me a dividend for February:
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