Dividend Income October 2021

Feels like these record breaking months keep coming. October was no different and November also looks to be a record. There was a bonus dividend from Electrolux this October which made me break the record so next year will be difficult to match this years numbers. A big positive for November is that Avanza is going to pay out another dividend. Since Finansinspektionen lifted their restrictions on dividends for banks they can now increase their pay out to the regular levels, so that will be a big boost for me. Actually that dividend will make it so that I manage to break the SEK 200,000.00 total life time accumulated dividends received this year.

Some other good news is that McDonald's and Starbucks have increased their dividends by 6.97% resp. 8.8%. 

I received a total of SEK 4,299.60 in dividends in October. An increase of 47.3% compared to last year.

Electrolux - SEK 340.00
Coca-Cola - SEK 192.44
Bonava - SEK 136.00
JCI - SEK 218.51
WP Carey - SEK 578.94
Realty Income - SEK 173.17
Husqvarna - SEK 588.80
GE - SEK 23.89
Electrolux - SEK 1,445.00
Handelsbanken - SEK 132.00
Atlas Copco - SEK 470.85

Reinvesting Electrolux dividend (5)

Electrolux paid out a big extra dividend this year of SEK 17. Time to reinvest it.

Stocks owned: 87 (was 85 on ex-date)
Dividend per stock: SEK 17.00
Dividend received: SEK 1,445.00
Reinvested number of stocks: 7 (SEK 195.85 x 7 = SEK 1370.95).

Stocks owned after reinvesting: 94

Effect on yearly dividend: +SEK 56.00

Reinvesting Atlas Copco dividend (5)

Regular reinvestment of Atlas Copco dividend.

Stocks owned: 129
Dividend per stock: SEK 3.65
Dividend received: SEK 470.85
Reinvested number of stocks: 1 (SEK 465.30 x 1 = SEK 465.30).

Stocks owned after reinvesting: 130

Effect on yearly dividend: +SEK 7.30

Reinvesting Handelsbanken dividend (2)

This reinvestment is a bit special. Handelsbanken decided to pay out Industrivärden A shares as dividend. You got 1 share of Industrivärden A for every 65 of Handelsbanken. I have 160 shares of Handelsbanken so I got 2 new shares of Industrivärden A. The fractions that remained where then sold, which in my case totalled SEK 132.00. So I decided to treat the cash from the fractions as a dividend received from Handelsbanken (I guess technically that's what it is). I will probably convert my shares in Industrivärden A to C at a later date since I already own C shares (there's also small increase in yield on the C shares actually since they both pay out the same amount).

Stocks owned: 160
Dividend per stock: SEK 0.825
Dividend received: SEK 132.00
Reinvested number of stocks: 1 (SEK 98.90 x 1 = SEK 98.90).

Stocks owned after reinvesting: 161

Effect on yearly dividend: +SEK 4.10

Reinvesting Husqvarna dividend (4)

Got my dividend from Husqvarna and reinvested it. Was able to buy 5 new shares. I've now reinvested a total of 23 new shares just from dividends so far.

Stocks owned: 368
Dividend per stock: SEK 1.60
Dividend received: SEK 588.80
Reinvested number of stocks: 5 (SEK 116.30 x 5 = SEK 581.50).

Stocks owned after reinvesting: 373

Effect on yearly dividend: +SEK 12.00

Reinvesting Bonava dividend (3)

Another small reinvestment in Bonava. I'm thinking about increasing my overall holdings in Bonava since it's such a small size at the moment, but there are a lot of other companies that I want to buy.

Stocks owned: 85
Dividend per stock: SEK 1.60
Dividend received: SEK 136.00
Reinvested number of stocks: 2 (SEK 82.30 x 2 = SEK 164.60).

Stocks owned after reinvesting: 87

Effect on yearly dividend: +SEK 9.70

New buy Prudential Financial

Prudential Financial recently came to my notice and I thought to myself that they had a really nice dividend yield (more than 4%)  and they also have increased their dividend year to year quite a lot. Since I want to boost my overall yield it seemed like a good buy. The stock is also quite stable, which I also like.

I've become more aware of the impact that dividend growth has and that it might be a lot nicer to own a company that has larger dividend growth than one with a high yield. It feels like with Prudential I get both. However I still want to boost my overall yield by quite a bit so I'm now looking for some companies that have quite high dividend yields.

Number of shares bought: 35
Price: USD 107.09
Effect on yearly dividend: +SEK 1,150.00

Reinvesting Electrolux dividend (4)

Reinvesting dividend from Electrolux. There will also be an extra dividend at the end of October so will reinvest again soon. Electrolux has gone down in price quite a lot, partly due to the big dividend coming up, which means I can reinvest more number of shares.

Stocks owned: 85
Dividend per stock: SEK 4.00
Dividend received: SEK 340.00
Reinvested number of stocks: 2 (SEK 183.74 x 2 = SEK 367.48).

Stocks owned after reinvesting: 87

Effect on yearly dividend: +SEK 16.00

Dividend Income September 2021

I keep on breaking records, this time for the month of September. Some positive news this month was that H&M is going to pay out a dividend in November, last time they paid anything was in 2019. 15 different dividends were paid out. The dividend increase compared to last year was a lot lower than the previous months, which is more normal. Many companies started to pay out dividends again around this time last year as the first wave of Covid was over. 

Another positive thing is that I might be able to break the 200k received in dividends this year, at least it will be very close.

I received a total of SEK 4,411.93 in dividends in September. An increase of 6.6% compared to last year.

Intel - SEK 228.02
Pfizer - SEK 201.80
WalMart - SEK 196.58
Unilever - SEK 184.09
AstraZeneca - SEK 815.85
Microsoft - SEK 183.90
Chevron - SEK 393.07
3M - SEK 214.92
McDonald's - SEK 217.57
Kellogg's - SEK 170.12
Realty Income - SEK 172.69
Thomson Reuters - SEK 172.69
Autoliv - SEK 150.66
Nvidia - SEK 29.36
Axfood - SEK 1,087.50

Reinvesting Axfood dividend (4)

Reinvesting dividend received from Axfood.

Stocks owned: 290
Dividend per stock: SEK 3.75
Dividend received: SEK 1087.50
Reinvested number of stocks: 5 (SEK 207.80 x 5 = SEK 1039.00).

Stocks owned after reinvesting: 295

Effect on yearly dividend: +SEK 37.50