During the past several months we have seen massive increase in inflation. The relaxing of COVID19 restrictions across the world mean the need for more food for restaurants and products to buy at stores. There continues to be a backlog of container ships at ports.
The price of oil has steadily climbed high and higher. In late February, Russia invaded Ukraine. The price of oil shot way up along with the price of gasoline. In Canada, some places are nearing $2.00 / litre. Lower mainland British Columbia passed the $2.00 / litre for gasoline.
With Russia still invading Ukraine, countries across the world have brought sanctions against Russia.
Back here in Canada, there still protests over vaccine mandates. In fact, I saw one today in downtown Edmonton.
Let's get to the list of dividend income from some Canadian bloggers for February 2022. Of course, I first want to mention my own dividend income report.
All About The Dividends received $593.32 in dividend income and added over $15.71 in forward dividend income via DRIPs. Their is also mention of the purchases that were made during February 2022.
Passive Canadian Income received $882.75 in total passive income in February 2022. The amount of dividend income received was $343.13.
Reverse The Crush received $76.33 in dividend income in February 2022. This is a 84% YoY increase.
Our Life Financial received $1879.78 in total dividend income and 26.11% increase YoY. Also in the post, Our Life Financial mentions her new purchases during the month of February 2022.
Moneymaaster received $677.14 in dividend income and dripped 28 new shares/units to boost his future dividend income.
My Own Advisor and Gen Y Money shared their individual dividend income updates with the world. Although their actual amount of dividend income received in February 2022 is not mentioned, there is some great information in their respective posts.
Fire We Go, via a You Tube video, received $1566.52 in dividend income for the month of February 2022.
Conclusion:
We all started with $0.00 of passive income and have grown our investments over time. Each "BUY" transaction can provide ongoing dividend income which may also be increased over time.
In Canada and the United States, many brokerage accounts offer commission free trades and/or commission free ETFs. You can get started on your investing journey with very little money.
DISCLAIMER
I am not a financial planner, financial advisor, accountant or tax attorney. The information on this blog represents my own thoughts and opinions and should NOT be taken as investment or business advice.
Every individual should do their due diligence to make their own financial decisions based on their financial situation and tolerance for risk.
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