I recently had conversations with a few people that are having money problems. Most of them were facing some sort of financial debt. When I talked to them, all they talked about was how much debt they are in and that they want to get … Continue Reading

Wow this week has been absolutely insane at work! My manager is away on vacation so I’ve been covering his work all week. This is on top of keeping track of all my project milestones and making sure my customers’ requests are met. To make … Continue Reading

Andrew Allentuck from Financial Post publishes an article on family finance week where the retirement readiness of a Canadian family is evaluated. This week Andrew featured Jack and Marianne, a recently married young couple from Vancouver whom are in debt up to their eyeballs. This … Continue Reading

When you break down the performance of the stock markets over a very short period of time, you can conclude that the markets are very volatile. The markets can go up and down depending on the daily news. Just for fun, let’s look at some … Continue Reading

I am an Excel spreasheet nerd. So when the great J. Money shared a couple spreadsheets for calculating when you can achieve early retirement / financial freedom, I decided to create my own early retirement financial independence spreadsheet calculator to incorporate dividend investing as … Continue Reading

If you haven’t noticed, I’ve been using the same picture in our monthly dividend income update posts for the last few months. I love seeing how happy Dilbert and Willy are in this picture. I think this picture is perfect as it exemplifies the beauty … Continue Reading

This is a 3-part series to demonstrate that you can get married 3 times for less than the Canadian national average of $31,685.

In our 1st wedding, or our actual wedding, Mrs. T and I got married in a local park by a wedding commissioner. … Continue Reading

As per my previous recent buys update, I have been keeping my eyes on several dividend stocks for potential purchases. Over the past month, we continued saving money so we can have some free cash to invest in dividend stocks. Although price of crude oil … Continue Reading