As September 2024 draws to a close, it’s time for an update on my passive income for the third quarter and the first nine months of the year. Let’s take a look at the dividends I’ve collected from July to September:
- $147.50 from SSB on July 1st in SRS
- $320.73 from SSB on July 1st
- $239.88 from Far East Orchard as 239 shares DRP on July 5th
- $128.70 from SSB on August 1st
- $2,200.00 from OCBC on August 23rd in SRS
- $880.00 from UOB on August 23rd
- $540.54 from DBS on August 26th
- $162.00 from DBS on August 26th in SRS
- $303.97 from IREIT on August 28th
- $254.70 from Ascott Reit on August 29th
- $76.55 from Suntec Reit on August 29th
- $176.00 from Comfortdelgro on August 29th in SRS
- $90.00 from Wilmar on August 29th in SRS
- $150.80 from Plife Reit on August 30th in SRS
- $138.00 from SSB on September 2nd in SRS
- $150.50 from SSB on September 2nd
- $149.05 from SSB on September 2nd
- $752.40 from Ascend Reit on September 2nd
- $418.00 from MPACT on September 12th
- $515.35 from Mapletree Ind Trust on September 12th in DRP
- $289.83 from Keppel Reit on September 13th in SRS
- $438.66 from Mapletree Log Trust on September 18th in DRP
- $363.92 from Keppel DC…
The amounts may vary, but the consistency of building passive income is key. Each dividend received represents a step towards financial independence and stability. By diversifying my investment portfolio across various assets, I am creating a reliable source of income that continues to grow over time.
It’s essential to track these dividends regularly to assess the performance of my investments and make informed decisions for the future. As the year progresses, I look forward to optimizing my passive income streams and achieving my financial goals.
Remember, passive income is not just about money; it’s about creating freedom and security for yourself and your loved ones. So, stay focused, stay committed, and watch your passive income grow and work for you.
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