Welcome to the FindependenceCanada August 2019 Net Worth Update. This is where we track our monthly updates on our quest to a One Million dollar net worth and beyond. We have worked diligently over the last few years to go from having a negative net worth to the position we are in here today, and we hope […]
Continue ReadingHow does dividend yield work? – A common misconception.
Today I’d like to touch on a subject that I feel commonly gets misunderstood about dividends and this misconception makes a huge impact on how investors view dividend investing. What we’re going to talk about is dividend payout, and more specifically the yield of a stock vs the cash payout dollar amount for a given […]
Continue ReadingTOP CANADIAN DIVIDEND INVESTING BLOGS TO FOLLOW:
Welcome back everyone, today we’re going to take a look at our top picks for best Canadian Dividend blogs you should be following in 2019! It should come as no surprise to any of our readers that we are in fact huge dividend investing fans, and as such, follow quite a large number of fellow […]
Continue ReadingDividend Investing through a recession – the numbers don’t lie!
Welcome back, today’s post is going to be directed at our fellow dividend investors! If you’re either currently a dividend investor or thinking about starting your journey, today’s post may help you make this decision. What we’re going to do is take a look at the S&P 500 as most investors seem to refer to […]
Continue ReadingWhy you can retire earlier than you think.
Greetings, today we’re going to talk about a topic that has conflicting views – if our personal interactions with other people has any bearing on the general populations outlook. This topic is why you can (or might be able to) retire earlier than you think. To get us started we’re going to use a picture […]
Continue ReadingThe tax free retirement… dream or reality?
So i’ll start this one of with a couple of disclaimers, first off that neither one of us are professional financial planners – so before making any decisions contact your tax professional/planner. The second is that we will use some generalizations in this post for simplicity, if you have extraordinarily high expenses or some other […]
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