As the first month of 2025 has already come to a close, with less than half of February left, it’s time to share my dividend income for January.
In January 2025, my total dividend income amounted to €2,389.58 ($2,467.50). After taxes, my net dividend income came to €1,771.33 ($1,829.07). Comparing this to January 2024, when my net dividend income was €1,521.49 ($1,661.91), my portfolio’s net dividend income increased by €249.84, representing a 16.4% year-over-year growth.
With a net dividend income of €1,771.33 in January 2025, this translates to earning an average of €57.14 per day or €2.38 per hour throughout the month—regardless of what I did.
Compared to January 2024, there have been several notable changes in my dividend income and portfolio. This year, KESKO paid its dividend in January instead of December, contributing to a shift in the timing of payments. I added six new dividend-paying stocks to my portfolio, namely OZK, SOBO.TO, CNQ.TO, and three JPM ETFs. BCE.TO has exited the portfolio. I made additional purchases of BECP and TRP.TO, boosting the overall income stream. Several of my holdings saw dividend increases, most notably PEP and ITW, contributing positively to my total income, but unfortunately, there were also dividend cuts from BAX, MPW, and AQN.TO, which slightly impacted my income for the month.
This month’s dividend payments have brought my cumulative net dividend income to a total of €182,833.55.
Dividend Income 2025
With this month’s dividend income, I’ve now collected 14.1% of my target net passive income for 2025, which is €25,000.00.
You can follow the development of my dividends here.
Full Disclosure: Long on above mentioned stocks except BAX and BCE.TO.
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