A review on March dividend 2025

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 Hi all, 

It may have seems strange that I only started to review last month's dividend now. My Multi-Sector Income Fund would always declared their dividend on the last day of the month and the announcement will only reach by the 8th or 9th of each month.

The dividends received breakdown are as per following:

Multi-Sector Income Fund Dividend - $522.30

US Income Fund and Growth Dividend - $527.55

Pimco Income Fund Dividend - $45.02 

Total Dividend Income received - $1,094.87.

In comparison on the dividends received from the month of Feb and Mar, we see a slight growth of the dividend income by $33.18. The growth was the largest for the year.While the market is bad, I will continue to invest through dollar cost averaging method. 

P.s. Not a financial advice. Please treat this as the rambling of an middle age uncle. 

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