Q1 2026 In Review - March Dividend Income Report

The Dividend Guy32.03K FollowersFollow5ShareSavePlay(14min)CommentsSummaryAfter 3 months in 2026, I heard more noise than quality information. Therefore, I don’t intend to make any modifications to my portfolio at this point.Dollarama reported a mixed quarter with revenue up 12%, but EPS was up only 2%. That sent the stock price down and created the temptation to invest a little more in this amazing company.I’m accumulating more dividends in this portfolio, and I’ll shortly have another $1,000 to invest! I will likely add more of Broadcom as I’m not yet fully invested at 3% of the portfolio in this security. MicroStockHub/iStock via Getty Images In 2016, I made a life-changing decision: I took a sabbatical, put my family in a small RV, and we drove all the way to Costa Rica. Upon my return in 2017, I officially quit myThis article was written byThe Dividend Guy32.03K FollowersFollowMy name is Mike and I’m the author of The Dividend Guy Blog & The Dividend Monk along with the owner and portfolio manager here at Dividend Stocks Rock (DSR). I earned my bachelor degree in finance-marketing, own a CFP title along with an MBA in financial services. Besides being a passionate investor, I’m also happily married with three beautiful children. I started my online venture to educate people about investing and to be able to spend more time with my family. I started my career in the financial industry back in 2003. I earned several promotions along with a good pile of diplomas. I had lots of fun working with clients in private banking for half a decade, but thought I could do more with my life. In 2016, I decided to take a leap of faith and left everything behind to travel across North America and Central America with my family. We drove through nine countries and stayed three months in Costa Rica before returning home. This was an eye-opening adventure that led me in 2017 to quit my job in the financial industry and pursue my dream; helping others with their personal finance through my investing websites. You just found the reason why I quit my suit & tie job!