Welcome to Part 3 and the final part of our 20-day Taiwan trip report. I hope you have enjoyed reading about our trip and seeing all the pictures so far. After 8 days in Taiwan, …
Because we are still in the accumulation phase of our financial independence journey, we make many stock transactions every year, mostly purchasing more stocks from new capital and occasionally selling shares. In our December 2024 …
Long time readers will know that we are at a point where our annual dividend income can pay for our core expenses. However, core expenses do not include expenses like eating out, entertainment, vacation, charitable …
If you’re reading this blog, there is a good chance that you are interested in financial independence retire early. More specifically, you are looking to invest in dividend growth stocks and live off dividends when …
Since 2019, I have set goals and resolutions at the beginning of the year. I then provide an update on this blog every quarter. If I do the math right, this is the seventh year …
Are you dividend investing in Canada? As Canadian dividend investors, my wife and I hold a combination of Canadian dividend paying stocks, US dividend paying stocks, and index ETFs in our dividend portfolio. Through this …
Dividend investing is one of the most popular investing strategies among Canadians even though index ETFs have gained popularity in recent years. It’s easy to understand the attraction behind dividend investing – well established blue …