It has been a while that I published a Weekend Reading post. I guess with Canada’s 150th birthday around the corner, it makes sense to do a Weekend Reading post featuring some awesome personal finance articles and some Canadiana contents.

Between work, work travels, family, …

Over the last few weeks I have made some dividend stock transactions. These transactions might be considered controversial for some dividend growth investors but I made these transactions with future growth and outlook in mind.

I liquidated the following holdings completely:

• Kinder Morgan Inc (KMI)

Mrs. T sent me this interesting article the other day where a family of four booked round the world tickets and traveled the world for a year. After reading the article, both Mrs. T and I got very inspired and thought this would be a …

Being a dad is a challenging yet rewarding job. At almost 15 months, Baby T2.0 is now able to communicate with us more and more. She would nod or shake her head to show yes or no, she can also communicate by using a few …

June is here and we are finally getting summer weather in Vancouver. As you can see from pictures below, things are growing nicely in our garden. We are spending more and more time outside tending the garden and the yard. Baby T1.0 planted some peas …

Recently a reader asked if I could write an article on how I feel about dividend ETFs. As of today our dividend portfolio consists of 72 individual dividend stocks and 2 index ETFs. While we deploy a hybrid strategy by investing in both dividend stocks …

Becoming financial independence is simple but it is not an easy task. It takes years of planning and hard work to hit this simple yet challenging goal. We have always set a target of becoming financially independent sometime in our 40’s. On the About…