I maxed out RRSP and TFSA now what?
Many of you know that each year, Mrs. T and I aim to max out our RRSPs and TFSAs. Once we’ve maxed out our RRSPs and TFSAs, we then start transferring money in our taxable …
Investing
You have saved money, now what? How do you invest so your money can grow and compound exponentially? Let’s face it, hide money under your mattress isn’t a sound investment advice.
Learning how to invest money in dividend paying stocks and index ETFs. How to minimize taxes legally so you can grow your money without paying the taxman.
Are we going to see a roaring ’20s?
Some say that history repeats itself. Are we going to see a repeat of the roaring ’20s a hundred years later? The Spanish flu, also known as the 1918 influenza pandemic, lasted from February 1918 …
Five lessons I’ve learned as an investor
Long time readers may remember that the first stock I purchased was ING Canada. ING Canada caught my interest initially because my parents used ING for their house insurance. I also thought ING Canada owned …
Dividend Income & Financial Independence Journey – February 2021 Update
Well, it was another month where we stayed home mostly due to the provincial restrictions. It’s crazy to think that March 14, 2020 was when we first started staying at home to prevent the spread …
2020 Financial Review: $48,908.74 CAD Spent & Net Worth +5.28%
For the past four years, at the beginning of the year, I have written an annual financial review to analyze the previous year. I have decided to continue that tradition. These annual reviews are useful …
Best Canadian dividend stocks – picks from the DGI community
Long time readers will know that we plan to reach financial independence via dividend and ETF investing. Our goal is building up our dividend portfolio and dividend income so one day we can live off …
2021 Goals and Resolutions
For the past two years, I set up goals and resolutions at the beginning of the year and posted them on this blog of mine. I then provided quarterly updates on how I was doing. …