Thanks @ryannessyt for the video demo showcasing how to import your @M1_Finance portfolio into DivCalc, we couldn’t have explained it better! https://t.co/NqXowir2kQ
As discussed on today’s Space,
I use @divcalc to track my dividend income.
It breaks it down by year, month, and day (average).
“What gets tracked gets done.”
@TylerOswald16 Investors and analysts employ a particular formula for calculating dividend yield, hence why we have included both options. Both options may give varying results.
My first taxable dividend payment was $29.05 in 2017.
It’s April 2021, and my yearly dividend income just passed $4,589 💥
That’s just in my taxable account (not including 401k/Roth).
Dividends start slow, but when you stay consistent you’ll be amazed at your progress.
Somewhere in the dead of night, my dividend stock portfolio crossed $3k a year.
I could hang out by the pool all month, and still make $250🍹
Still on the path to $5k in passive dividend income by 2022.
Might not be enough now but this is just the beginning
Started a few weeks ago. Been planning, learning, implementing.
Taking action is by far the best thing I’ve done
I bought that course, I learned everything from it, I did what it said do, now am planning the life I want
@erikflink We pushed out the update last night and is currently under review by Apple. Typically these only take about a day to clear but could take longer due to the holiday weekend.
ATTENTION DIVCALC USERS!
We are experiencing an issue where positions are being cleared out when relaunching the app due to an API change. Please wait until version 2.7.2 to fix this issue–and do not re-add your positions until this update has been installed.