2020 Goals & Resolutions – Q3 Update
Last year I started publishing my annual goals & resolutions. I then provided an update every quarter. This kept me very motivated and kept myself accountable for my goals. As a result, I met and …
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In 2011 my wife and I started dividend investing with the dream of living off dividends in our 40’s. Today our dividend portfolio generates over $2,100 dividend per month which covers more than 50% of our expenses.
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FIRE Canada Interview #21 – $12 Million Net Worth
The financial independence retire early movement is getting a lot of attention lately. While it’s nice to see the movement gaining traction, I feel most of the major media coverage has been very early retirement …
Dividend Income & Financial Independence Journey – Sep 2020 Update
Can you believe that there are only three months left for 2020? Given that I’ve been working from home since the middle of March and for the most part we have been staying at home, …
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All Equity ETF Showdown VEQT vs. XEQT vs. HGRO
Since publishing my analysis of all-in-one ETFs in Canada and mentioning that we are going from multi-ETFs to all-in-one ETFs for our kids’ RESPs, we have gone ahead and made the changes. We picked iShares …
ShareOwner transitioning to Wealthsimple… what happens to our kids’ dividend portfolio?
Long time readers will recall that when Baby T1.0 was born, we decided to set up a dividend portfolio for him. We had a simple idea: pick 15 dividend paying stocks and DRIP all dividends …
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