Hi guys, it is time once again to do another passive income report. I have no idea where July has gone, but it is over, we are in August now, so yeah, I do enjoy filming these and the one thing that I will say is this is going to be the last month that I have trading two on two shares in here because I've maxed out my limit now, although if you do use the link down below, you will still get a free share, so don't fret. But also, fingers crossed, hopefully also next month I will be able to share some accents right when you leave. Fingers crossed because I'm very nemonitising here, so it's all very exciting and we'll see how that goes, we'll see whether I get my first paycheck in the next passive income report. But anyway, let's go straight into it, right? Slowish month for dividends at the moment, I do think again August hopefully will be better, but I've had three dividends, so S&P 500, S&P Diveristocrat, both ETFs, and then Realty Income, my first dividend, although it was only for two shares because I moved them from my normal account to my ISO, after my whole dividend tax stuff, so if you haven't watched that and you're interested, do go check that out. So yes, in next month it's going to be a lot more for Realty, but here are the amounts, so I got 47 P for S&P 500, 128 for S&P Diveristocrat, and 44 P for Realty, and that's for two shares, I think I own six or seven now at the moment. So the total dividends is £2.19, I'm going to be rich any day now. So next is two trading two and two shares, I got really lucky with my first one, these were actually on the 29th of June, but it was after I'd already filmed my previous video because I wasn't expecting anything on that last day, so now I'm filming it on the 1st August, so I can actually say these are shares that I've got in in July, but I got really lucky, I got an AstraZeneca share right at the end of June, which was worth £85, which is amazing, and then another one for £9.25. Next we've got a free trade share of £4.96, and then for the next view, because I've got quite a few free shares from both free trade and trading two and two, I've just let them together to make it easier to watch, I don't want to keep going and another share for this much, and another share for this one, so basically for each of the weeks that I got the free shares, I've just loved them together and added up the total. So on the 2nd of July, I got six shares on trading two and two, which was a good day, and they totaled £57.22. Now on the 8th of July, I got also six free trade shares, and they were worth £26.29. 7th July was Etsy, and it was £1.15, so I've actually loaded the dividends one for those of you asking, because I was getting so many requests to put this on my Etsy, but all the sales here are just from the budgeting spreadsheet, so you can check out my Etsy down below. I think it's listed for £2.15, but I actually, after all the Etsy fees come off, I only get £1.15 from each sale, they have pretty hefty fees. Next were two trading two and two shares on the same day, so that was £9.48 and 8.70, then on the 15th of July, I got a bunch of free trade shares again, so six shares that day as well, and that came up to £32.61. Next with Etsy again, I made two more sales, so that's another £2.30. Can't forget the banking dress from my bank hack, so this month I got a little bit more than usual, so it was £1.50 for the banking dress, and then another eight free trade shares worth £40.91, so it was a really good month for free trade. I'm not sure what's changed from the fall of the previous month, but yeah, it's been a good month, and I think part of it was probably Tesla competition thing, which finished yesterday, so you know, fingers crossed, and then on this side, I, again, it's highlighted in yellow because that's not money that's hitting my bank account this month, but I made another £3.02 from my Amazon affiliate links, which are again down in the description below. It's mostly just from recommending books to people, so there are some financial books that I highly recommend, especially one which I highlight in the description below, so that's basically from people buying using my referral link. Just so you know, with Amazon Affiliates, it's not hugely great affiliate programme for those of you who want to make some passive income, purely because if someone doesn't check out within 24 hours of clicking on your link, you no longer get that commission, so if someone clicks on it and then says like, oh, check out like on Payday or something, you actually don't get that commission at all, which is a bit rubbish as most of their affiliate programmes have longer timeframes, but it's still something, it's still a little bit of extra cash. So in terms of the fully passive amount from there, it was £282.74, which is just insane. I mean, clearly that £85,000 AstraZeneca share helped a lot, but it's still just, yeah, I'm just so amazed. And then again, people ask me previously to include like the Sainsbury points, which makes complete sense because that is fully passive. All I'm doing is using my Amix card to shop in Sainsbury's. So this month in Sainsbury's points, I've actually £40 and 24 pens. So this is actually higher than usual, I went to purely because I purchased a new Macbook Pro and I did it on my Amix card, so I got I think £25 worth of point extra for that, if I'm not mistaken, something around that anyway. But yeah, the Macbook Pro's like £2,500, so it is a big purchase, like I wouldn't be normally spending that much money in one month, but still every little helps, like I said. And then this is a random one, but HSBC had an offer where if you sign up to their mobile banking app, they were going to give you £10. So I downloaded the app, so I signed up for mobile banking and got £10. So that was a fairly easy £10. And it's actually pretty cool because I always had to log in on my computer using like a key and stuff, but now I've got all my phone which makes it a lot easier. There's no app money today, I've built up quite a bit of money on it, but I've not had much time to spend on those apps, so hopefully next month that should should come out, but at the moment nothing like that. So although this is sitting in the semi-passive category, clearly this is completely fully passive anyway. So in total through that, I made £332 and 98 pence, which means in total of passive income this month, I've made £335. So if you've watched my previous passive income reports, you will see it's been increasing from every single report. So in the first one, it was like a three month report and then the second one I doubled that. And now I've basically more than doubled it again, which is very exciting. And clearly the trading 212 shares have helped, so it would be really interesting to see what the passive income looks like next month. So if you're enjoying these and you're not subscribed to make sure you do so, but just as a final side, weptance before, I liked to compare trading 212 and free trade for free shares. So for the last time, I made 151 and 78 from the trading 212 shares and 108, 61 from free trade shares. So not too much of a difference this time, but clearly that's trading 212 share, again, makes up a lot of that money. That's the kind of completely passive income. And then on top of that, I managed to actually sell, I had like a UV nail lamp that I used to use to like do gel nails myself all the time and I've just gone off doing that. It was really damaging my nails and it was taking so much time that I now use up for things like side hustling. So I just listed it on Facebook marketplace and I sold it. So I got 15 pounds for that on top of this. So it's been a good month. Hopefully this has been good. I've sacrificed the extra watch time to make it easy for you guys to watch by combining the shares into one line when it's just multiple shares in a day. I know that these videos tend to be really popular, so thank you so much for your support. So yeah, that's pretty much it. Thank you so much for your support once again and I'll see you in the next video. Bye.