Genymoney.ca: Make the Most of your Money
This category of dividend investing and income updates is all about dividend investing in Canada and includes genymoney.ca’s quarterly dividend investing income updates, where my forward annual yield is shared and recent dividend paying stocks are purchased. Also in this category is a free download, my dividend yield spreadsheet is the perfect tool to help you keep track of your dividends and passive income. I find this helpful to keep track of my forward annual dividend yield.
Another great post in this category of dividend investing, here are my favourite five best dividend stocks to buy and hold in Canada. For further inspiration, here are a list of the top Canadian dividend blogs to follow on their journey towards passive income. These top dividend blogs in Canada share their passive income from dividends through dripping shares, or purchasing new shares, or just having increased dividend payouts from dividend paying companies. These blogs are a great source for ideas on where to invest your hard earned money next.
For ideas from dividend investing books, here are five books for dividend investors
I’m itching to clean up my portfolio some more to clean it up further. In total I have 26 holdings including ETFs. I may take out the ZPR preferred shares and the XIC ETF (iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF). This month there were …
Gardening is very similar to dividend investing, you get excited about the yield even though it is small at first. You have to build your portfolio (more area or space for your garden) to see a larger crop. You have to be picky about what …
I went on a bit of a buying spree when the markets were looking pretty gloomy (especially the TSX). This is why I have some cash on hand, psychologically it’s to make myself feel better. I threw some more cash into my brokerage from my …
I have written before about how meditation is similar to investing, but I have changed my mind, I think dividend investing is more similar to vegetable and fruit gardening. There are more dividend investing and gardening similarities than I thought there would be. This was …
The school year is almost coming to an end. I am trying to “live my best life” but it’s still very busy. I am time poor because I’m either working, or taking care of the kids, or cleaning the house, or preparing food, or going …
When you get started on your dividend investing journey, the best part is dividend tracking. It is so rewarding to input your dividend raises that come from your dividend paying companies (without having to add your own invested capital). However, despite the popularity of dividend …
So, what’s my goal after the $35,000 in annual dividend income? I plan to ease off the throttle a bit- it’s not to say that I am going to completely STOP increasing my dividend income but I won’t be reaching for such aggressive targets. The …