December 2019 dividend income report

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The last report of the year!

December 2019 dividend income

  • Unilever: 21.01EUR
  • YUM! Brands: 3.35EUR
  • United Technologies: 3.51EUR
  • 3M: 10.71EUR
  • Hershey’s: 6.98EUR
  • McDonald’s: 6.64EUR
  • Coca Cola: 10.62EUR
  • YUM! China: 1.27EUR
  • Royal Dutch Shell: 68.95EUR
  • NVIDIA: 1.60EUR
  • Gilead: 25.62EUR

This results in 160.26EUR in after-taxes dividend income for December 2019, up 14.3% year-over-year. That brings the 2019 total to 2,007.03EUR, a 20.17 percent increase versus the previous year.

Furthermore, I also expect a 240EUR tax refund on some of the dividend taxes I paid this year but I’m not expecting to receive that sum until the end of 2020.

Based on my current holdings, I expect dividend income of at least 2,206EUR in 2020.

Dividend increases:

  • Bristol-Myers Squibb: +9.8%

November 2019 dividend income report

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Lets see how much dividend income November delivered!

November 2019 dividend income

  • AB InBev: 55.44EUR
  • Bristol Myers Squibb: 4.99EUR
  • Kinder-Morgan: 8.29EUR
  • Colgate-Palmolive: 3.67EUR
  • Omega Healthcare Investors: 8.99EUR
  • Synchrony Financial: 10.19EUR

Adding it all up results in 91.57EUR in after-taxes dividend income for November 2019. That’s 16.3 percent more than a year ago.

There was also one dividend increase:

  • Nike: +11%

Sweet!

September & October 2019 dividend income

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Still investing and compounding, just not that much into blogging about it anymore.

Dividends in September:

  • Pandora A/S: 22.67EUR
  • YUM! Brands: 3.34EUR
  • United Technologies: 3.53EUR
  • Unilever: 20.65EUR
  • 3M: 10.85EUR
  • Hershey’s: 7.02EUR
  • Moury Contruct: 36.40EUR
  • YUM! China: 1.27EUR
  • McDonald’s: 6.21EUR
  • NVIDIA: 1.62EUR
  • Royal Dutch Shell: 70.62EUR
  • BHP: 24.71EUR
  • Gilead: 26.25EUR
  • Nike: 10.27

Adding up to a grand total of 245.41EUR for September.

Then there was October:

  • Coca Cola: 10.85EUR
  • PZ Cussons: 7.63EUR
  • Diageo: 73.24EUR
  • GlaxoSmithKline: 22.36EUR
  • S32: 1.08EUR
  • Philip Morris: 75.88EUR
  • General Electronic: 0.25EUR

That’s another 191.29EUR in after-taxes dividend income.

A quick look at my Twitter feed reveals there were also some dividend increases:

  • McDonald’s: +7.8%
  • Omega Healthcare Investors: +1.5%

August 2019 dividend income report

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Time for the August 2019 dividend income overview!

August 2019 dividend income:

  • Bristol-Myers Squibb: 4.99EUR
  • Synchrony Financial: 10.02EUR
  • Colgate-Palmolive: 3.61EUR
  • Kinder-Morgan: 8.19EUR
  • Omega Healthcare Investors: 8.74EUR
  • Novo Nordisk: 29.36EUR

A total of 64.91EUR in after-taxes dividend income. Down 13.25% year-over-year as one stock is now paying in September instead of August.

 

June 2019 dividend income report

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Summer has arrived in full swing! June was another good month in terms of dividend income.

June 2019 dividend income

  • Recticel: 18.48EUR
  • Unilever: 20.01EUR
  • YUM! Brands: 3.29EUR
  • United Technologies: 3.45EUR
  • 3M: 4.49EUR
  • Hershey’s: 6.39EUR
  • Moury Construct: 36.40EUR
  • McDonald’s: 6.05EUR
  • YUM! China: 1.25EUR
  • NVIDIA: 1.57EUR
  • Royal Dutch Shell: 67.90EUR
  • Gilead: 25.26

In total that’s 194.54EUR in after-taxes dividend income, up 19.45 percent year-over-year.

 

April and May 2019 dividend income

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Another brief update.

April 2019 dividends

  • BHP: 17.05EUR
  • Coca Cola: 10.49EUR
  • Nike: 9.95EUR
  • Novo Nordisk: 39.27EUR
  • Vestas: 25.31EUR
  • South32: 2.10EUR
  • PZ Cussons: 3.75EUR
  • GlaxoSmithKline: 28.25EUR
  • Diageo: 46.32EUR
  • Philip Morris: 70.05EUR
  • General Electric: 0.25EUR

A nice total of 252.79EUR for April.

May 2019 dividends

  • Bristol-Myers Squibb: 4.96EUR
  • Van de Velde: 27.40EUR
  • AB InBev: 69.30EUR
  • Sanofi: 27.55EUR
  • Colgate-Palmolive: 3.61EUR
  • Kinder-Morgan: 8.18EUR
  • Omega Healthcare Investors: 8.69EUR
  • Synchrony Financial: 9.51EUR
  • WDP: 168.00EUR
  • Ageas: 38.50EUR

And a grand total of 365.70EUR in May. Both months are above average due to the concentration of European stocks that pay just once or twice a year.

Dividend increases:

  • Kinder Morgan: +25%
  • Unilever: +6%
  • Synchrony Financial: +4.76%