Welcome to the second quarter. How’s everyone doing? I can’t wait to wake up and enjoy my coffee outside on the deck. For the month of March, my focus has been on working on small projects around the house, such as: . Removing the carpets. If we don’t remove it soon, one of us is
After the holiday shopping era, what an amazing feeling to receive a check for almost a thousand dollars! I’ve been urging you not to overlook those unclaimed funds. There might be a check waiting for you too. It came in handy for me—I managed to pay off my credit card balance and invest some. I
“Embracing Change: Reflecting on Time, Income, and the Pursuit of a Productive Workspace” Have you ever found yourself wondering where the time has gone? It’s a sentiment many of us share as we watch the seasons change and our lives evolve. Today, I’m taking a moment to reflect on my own journey, from the excitement
If dividend investing is not the best passive income, then I don’t know what is. I look forward to every month to see how much more it will increase from the same period one year apart. I’m not even close to my dividend goals, and I get excited to see how my portfolio is progressing.
How y’all doing? I hope everyone had a great time with family and friends during the 4th Another update on my July dividend earnings and expenses is provided below. Dividends for July 2023 Months Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Div Income $22.77 $32.77 $73.28 $35.59 $33.28 $76.18 $39.78
How y’all doing? Another update on my June dividend earnings and expenses is provided below. When I was looking through my notebook, I saw a note I had made to myself from the previous year, advising me to set aside more money in case of a potential recession at the start of this year. Whelp!
How’s everyone doing? Here’s another update on my May dividend income and expenses. Yay! I got my car back! However, it came with a lovely $1,811.27 repair bill to replace the starter and fix a coolant leak. Some people consider the repair to be quite expensive, but when I consider the time and tools I’ll
Hey y’all, how’s everyone doing? For myself, I’m relieved that April is done. There were far too many things going on at once, including the house search, the kids’ activities, vehicle troubles, and the frequent trips to New York City. On the plus side, it’s the wife’s birthday month, which makes it a month I
Now that my consumer debt has been paid off, I’ve decided to keep track of my expenses as well as how much dividend income I’m receiving. Because I was so focused on my payback approach, I was unaware that I was losing money by not using a cash reward card to purchase regularly used services
Not long ago investing in the stock market required a minimum and a stop at a hedge fund to purchase stocks. Today, it’s a lot different from the use of a cell phone. Teaching the youth to start investing at an early age is so valuable, I’ve yet heard anyone losing all their hard earned