As I'm writing this blog post, it's Friday, July 25th. The temperature here in Central Wisconsin is set to reach a high of 85 degrees Fahrenheit later today, with a partly sunny forecast. Thus, I'm definitely going to be spending time outside today.
Now that the month is nearly over, I'm going to be highlighting my net dividend income for July 2025. Without further ado, let's dive into it.
Net Dividends Were Nearly $270
In July 2025, I collected $268.61 in net dividends (net of GSK ADR fees). This works out to a 2.5% decrease in net dividends versus the $275.62 received in April 2025.
Against the $256.43 in net dividends that I collected in July 2024, this is equivalent to a 4.7% year-over-year growth rate. Stock sales of dividend payers in these months and redeployment into dividend payers in other months weighed on both my quarterly and year-over-year net dividend growth rates.
In my Charles Schwab account, I received $219.40 in net dividends from 20 companies. The account's dip in income can be entirely attributed to the trimming of 13 shares of Philip Morris International (PM) in April 2025.
I also collected $42.10 in net dividends from six companies in my Fidelity IRA portfolio. This was due to my addition to my Realty Income (O) position in May 2025 and my addition of Merck (MRK) to my IRA in June 2025.
Finally, in my Webull account, I received $7.11 in net dividends from two companies. This was unchanged from April 2025.
Concluding Thoughts:
My net dividends have climbed by nearly 25% year-over-year so far through July 2025. As the year progresses, I anticipate that my net dividend growth will remain in this range for 2025.
Discussion:
How was your dividend income during the month?
Did you collect any first-time dividends in July 2025?
Thanks for your readership and please leave your comments below!
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