Creating a legacy – dividend portfolio for kid(s)

When I first started investing in dividend paying stocks, I kept coming across statements like the one below to show how powerful dividend reinvesting is. If you invested $5000 in (Insert a stock symbol) in …

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Don’t quibble over eighths and quarters

I have been reading “Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits” by Philip A. Fisher. This book is considered as one of the must read investment books and Warren Buffett has recommended it. In the book Fisher talked …

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Five frugal moving tips

Mrs. T and I spent this past weekend moving from our old apartment to our new house. The moving itself went really smoothly and was much faster than I expected. It certainly helped to have …

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5 frugal ways to save on grocery bill

As human beings, we all need to eat food to continue our everyday lives. Avoiding food for a few days and our bodily functions will shut down completely. I’m a firm believer that we are …

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How much is your entertainment costing you?

During lunch today, a bunch of my co-workers were talking about TV series that they’re watching. Discussions about the different TV series soon followed. “House of Cards is a grittier version of The West Wing. …

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6 ways to save money on baby items

Before Baby T’s arrival, I always wondered why people say raising kids is one of the most rewarding things in life. Now I’m a dad, I finally understand the reasons. It’s so wonderful to see …

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