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
This is kind of an exciting update as I reached another ‘threshold’ of $30,000 in annual dividend income last month. I know there’s a whole bunch of investors who think dividend investing is ridiculous (namely devout indexers) but I personally really find comfort in knowing …
Let’s see what happened this month? It was a busy month, full of play dates, birthday dinners, and our monthly date night, we splurged on a three course meal for Dine Out Vancouver and called it our Valentine’s dinner, hah. For our actual Valentine’s Day …
2023 YTD went off with a bang. So far the S&P500 has returned 4.75%. It’s not looking too bad for 2023, but I’m still waiting with bated breath to see how it will actually pan out. In the meantime I will continue to buy assets …
You may have probably heard that you can earn up to $60,000 in Canadian dividend income, completely tax free if you don’t have any other sources of income in certain provinces, for example, here in British Columbia. Amazing isn’t it? However not all dividend income …
Well, November was great and December was rough for the investment portfolio. I kept looking forward to a Santa rally but that didn’t happen. On January 1 2023 instead of watching Ryan Seacrest on TV (well we don’t have cable anyway) I contributed to my …
Crazy that the market recovered so much from October while I was away most of the month on vacation. I’m getting closer to my goal, hopefully it can be achieved in the next 6 months. I just realized I achieved my “mini” goal by about …
Canadian dividend investing blogs are a great source of inspiration for earning passive dividend income. Although dividend-paying individual stocks are as large of a component of my investing portfolio now compared to a few years ago, I am still a huge fan of dividend investing …
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