Intermediate topics on investing & FIRE
Mrs. T and I are working toward financial independence by investing in dividend stocks and index ETFs. Our plan is to live off dividends by having between $60,000 to $70,000 in dividend income. We may …
I’m amazed that this blog has been around for more than ten years, especially knowing that many blogs either fade away or disappear completely after six months. For me, getting questions from readers and connecting …
Because we are still in the accumulation phase of our financial independence journey, we make many stock transactions every year, mostly purchasing more stocks from new capital and occasionally selling shares. In our December 2024 …
Over the years, I have come to really like the all-in-one ETFs from Vanguard and iShares. I like these ETFs because they are a simple way to diversify your portfolio across different sectors and countries. …
A new year means new TFSA contribution room for Canadians and permanent residents 18 years and older. In case you’re not familiar with the TFSA, please check out the ultimate TFSA guide to understand the …
In December, I wrote about the Canadian dividend stocks we’d consider buying for TFSA in 2025. With the TFSA contributions behind us and purchases made already, it’s time to look ahead to other dividend stocks …
Everywhere in the world, people require electricity and natural gas in their homes every day. Canada is no exception to this modern society rule. In fact, we depend on them. Long time readers will know …