Since Mrs. T is originally from Denmark and I’m originally from Taiwan, one of the medium-term goals we have is to live in these countries for an extended period of time. This would allow the …
Read moreCan we live off dividends? A case study of geo-arbitrage
Since I got three kettlebells for $110 in late August, I have ramped up my workout level. I have set up a yoga mat in the garage to allow me to work out using the …
Read moreWhat 10,000 kettlebell swing workout taught me about financial independence
I’m neither an expert stock trader or a stock trading professional but I have been investing in individual dividend paying stocks for as long as I can remember. When I first purchased ING Canada (now …
If you’re a Canadian, you may know a tax-advantage savings account called the Registered Educational Savings Plan (RESP). The RESPs are for parents who want to save for their child’s post-secondary education. When you open …
Read moreHow to apply for the BC Training & Education Savings Grant (BCTESG)
This post was originally published in 2016. The key formula used in the dividend spreadsheet template for dividend info from Google Finance was formulated back in 2014. Due to the changes in Google Finance in …
Read moreStep-By-Step Guide on How to Make a Dividend Portfolio Spreadsheet (Dividend Tracker)
Update:1 As per requests, I have created a Google Finance dividend portfolio template available to download. You can use the template for Google Finance Dividend. Update 2: As of March 2018, Google Finance has changed …
Read moreUsing Google Finance & Google Spreadsheet for dividend investment
Can you believe there’s only one more month to go before we wrap up 2020? Since the time change, we are getting less and less daylight in Vancouver. It is not unusual to wake up …