Some define passive income and portfolio income differently. For simplicity, I’m considering them one and the same – income NOT “earned” via a paycheck from my employer. Here is my passive income breakdown as of month-end.
2018 Updates
2017 Updates
As we didn’t launch Balanced Dividends until mid-2017, here is a retroactive review of 2016’s Passive Income. We use Personal Capital to track our net worth, assets vs. liabilities, and cash flow.
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Balanced Dividends Passive Income Analysis: 2016 vs. 2017
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Passive Income & Portfolio Updates
Our favorite free financial tool is Personal Capital. We use it to track our net worth, manage our spending & savings, and to monitor our investments. It’s simple and free to use.
you ever buy any preferred shares or BDC’s for higher yield?
Hi Freddy –
On your questions:
1. Preferred Shares: no, we have not bought preferred shares previously. I recently consider some preferred share ETFs, but didn’t decide on anything.
2. BDC’s: I assume you’re referring to business development companies; if yes, then no, we have not invested in any.
What are your thoughts on preferred shares and BDC’s?