My financial goals for 2024:
•£10,000 invested
•£300 PADI
•Maintain at least 50% ETF allocation
•Consolidate holdings to less than 30
•Continue to receive more dividends each month compared to 2023
•Continue to DCA every week
What are your financial goals next year?
Final update for 2023!
•This was my best year so far with a total return of 6.71% since I moved to T212 (annualised ~8.50%)
•Dividends increased by 150% from 2022 - receiving £140.12
•PADI is now £213.16
•Portfolio Value is now £7,248.42
•ETF’s now ~50% of my portfolio
May dividends:
$BATS.L £3.91
$MNG.L £3.23
$O £1.29
$MAIN £0.49
$AAPL £0.09
$PHP.L £1.90
$UKW.L £7.33
Total £18.24
That is a 98% increase from May 2023 📈
April dividends recap:
$PEP £0.59
$KO £0.77
$WHR.L £1.52
$O £1.13
$MAIN £0.49
$DGE.L £1.87
$RIO.L £2.24
Total £8.61
This is a 17.9% increase from 2023!
It's the start of the new tax year!
That means you can put up to £20k into your tax free S&S ISA over the next year.
With so many different ISA providers out there, I have compiled a list of the best ones available which you should use.
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$VUSA.L is my largest holding.
How much has it historically paid annually in dividends?
2015 £0.45📈
2016 £0.55📈
2017 £0.61📈
2018 £0.64📈
2019 £0.69📈
2020 £0.75📈
2021 £0.69📉
2022 £0.85📈
2023 £0.88 📈
2024 £0.96 (annualised)📈
Thats a dividend CAGR of 8.8%
Summary
Every ISA provider that has been mentioned has their own selling points and is up to you to decide who you use.
*Honourable mentions: Hargreaves Lansdown, AJ Bell, Interactive Investor*
Below is a comparison between each of them 👇