As I'm writing this blog post, it's currently Monday, September 28th. The temperature here in Central Wisconsin is set to reach a high of 74 degrees Fahrenheit with a sunny forecast. That's why I'll be spending some time outside later today!
With that out of the way, I'll be quickly outlining my net dividend income for September 2026. Without further ado, let's jump into it!
Net Dividends Approached $800
In September 2026, I received $790.59 in net dividends (including ADR fees for BAM). Sequentially, this grew by 5.3% over the $750.91 in net dividends collected in June 2026.
Compared to the $623.20 in net dividends received in September 2025, that's equivalent to a 26.9% growth rate over the year-ago period.
Within my Robinhood account (formerly Charles Schwab), I collected $435.30 in net dividends from 37 companies. First-time dividend payments from Genpact Limited (G) and Hamilton Lane Incorporated (HLNE) more than offset the timing of NVIDIA Corporation's (NVDA) dividend (payable on Oct. 1)
I also received $170.76 in net dividends from 15 companies in my Robinhood IRA portfolio. The timing of NVDA's dividend reduced my company count by one versus June 2026.
Within my Capital Income Builder (CAIBX) mutual fund in a retirement account from my employer out of college, I collected $105.89 in net dividends.
I also received $57.70 in net dividends from seven companies in my Fidelity solo 401k portfolio.
Finally, I collected $20.94 in net dividends from seven companies within my Webull account.
Concluding Thoughts:
The dividend growth portfolio is chugging along. By God's grace, as I keep saving and investing in the months to come, I think that net dividend growth will remain in the upper-20% range (28.3% YTD) due to compounding.
Discussion:
How was your September 2026 for dividend income?
Did you receive any first-time dividends in the month as I did with G and HLNE?
Thanks for reading and please feel free to comment below!
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