Tawcan is a Canadian personal finance and dividend investing blog that chronicle my quest for financial independence and joyful life.
I started this blog to show it is possible to achieve financial independence as a single income family with two young kids while living in Vancouver Canada, one of the most expensive cities in the world.
My wife and I started building our dividend portfolio in 2011 after a financial epiphany.
Today, the portfolio generates over $2,250 dividends per month and covers over 55% of our expenses.
Our dream is to become financially independent in our 40s and live off dividends.
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Last week Reader B, a fellow Canadian shared his amazing dividend investing story with us. B and his wife retired in 2004 at age 55 and have been living off dividends since. What’s amazing is …
Mrs. T and I are working toward financial independence by investing in dividend stocks and index ETFs. Our plan is to live off dividends. Therefore, I’m always on the lookout for great dividend stocks to …
Long time readers will know that my wife and I are deploying a hybrid investing strategy – we invest in both dividend paying stocks and index ETFs. It is our goal to have our portfolio …
The other day, I received a work email that shocked me and made me tear up – a coworker of mine passed away unexpectedly. I didn’t know this coworker very well but I had worked …
According to CBC, Canadians should expect to pay a lot more for groceries in 2021 with the price of vegetables and meats to increase as much as 6.5% thanks to climate change and COVID-19. Are …
Many people think that market timing works and believe that they can time the market bottom and market top. Does market timing work? I don’t know because I can’t predict the future. Will the market …
It’s that time of the month once again where I provide a monthly dividend income update. For those readers new to this site, although technically we are financially independent, we decided to delay our FI …
