After a record-breaking December dividend income report that provided just shy of $4,000 in dividend income and nearly $14,000 of income when including capital gains distributions, I knew that January was going to be a drastic change. However, while the January total is nowhere near what December provided, it is all part of the process …
After sharing my love for spreadsheets when forecasting projected annual dividend income, it should come as no surprise that I have recently been tinkering with my dividend portfolio spreadsheet. While doing so, I was reminded of Sheldon Cooper’s “Fun With Flags” scenes on Big Bang Theory and therefore I bring you… Fun With Charts. Did …
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You can call me a data nerd, or anything else for that matter, but it is no secret that I love spreadsheets. Recently I was reading Alex’s dividend income report over at Snugfortune and had commented about the step-chart that is tracking the projected dividend income vs. actual received dividend income. Not only does this …
The time between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve always seems to be a blur–one moment we are stuffing ourselves with turkey and the next we are popping the cork on a bottle of champagne to celebrate the end of another year. With the close of another year, it is a good time to reflect on …
As the clock winds down on 2018, it is a natural moment to take pause and look back at the year that was before we set our sights on 2019 and the year to come. This past year certainly brought about a great deal of change, some of which was forced upon me and some …