I know I’m behind on my blog but I’m determined to keep recording my progress. My funds available for investing are limited with the cut in pay I took with the new job but I’m still chipping away at dividend investing. In September, I reached a new record of $13.96 and October is shaping up to be another personal record as well…more to follow. Here is the breakdown of my September dividends:
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INTC $0.09
WMT $0.19
UL $0.34
MSFT $0.29
K $0.80
MCD $2.19
ROTH
K $3.92
MORL $0.47
MCD $5.67
Dear Dividend... 
From dividend pennies dollar are born. Keep doing what you are doing and be amazed at your year over year growth. Happy to see quite a few similar names on your list and mine. I just added UL last month and may consider adding more before October is over and average down. Thanks for sharing.
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I wish I has some more funds to invest because some stocks I like are down including MCD and CVX.
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Congrats on reaching a new high, but I’m sure you will keep beating that mark monthly with continued investing. I look forward to following along.
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I hope to see it grow each month. As long as I keep putting money into my investments the dividend returns should keep rising. Thanks for stopping by!
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Your dividends are starting to take off now. I am going to keep adding to UL and KO this week. How do you feel about K at these prices?
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K is doing a great job of ending underperforming product lines and starting new ones. Decent dividend growth, high earnings per share, low payout rate and PE. Great long term investment.
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K came onto my radar for a few reasons: low P/E, large product line, and decent dividend yield. I don’t think I’m smart enough to time the market or a particular stock and I can’t see the future so some of my decision process is gut feeling. I feel comfortable with K long-term.
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Good job DD on hitting a new record! It really starts to grow quickly with regular contributions. Hope the new job is going well.
-SFZ
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Thanks! My investing has slowed down with the new job (less pay) but I’m still plugging away. I’m also trying to stash some cash before 2015 so I can start working on my maxing my Roth in 2015.
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Not a problem. Hey as long as you’re still plugging away, that’s all that matters. I need to start saving up for my 2015 Roth contribution here soon as well. Just kind of difficult to save up cash like that when there’s plenty of good stocks selling at attractive valuations I’d like to buy!
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Good Luck and keep on keeping on! I too am a dividend investor hoping one day to be financially free and living off my dividends 🙂 It is great to see a fellow Dividend Investor Posting a Blog for incouragement!
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Thanks for stopping by! Good luck with your dividend investing approach. I can’t say if it is the best approach or not but I enjoy it and feel comfortable with this method.
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