Genymoney.ca: Make the Most of your Money
One of the most important things about DIY investing is to keep your investing fees low. Fees will eat away at your returns over time. A 1% fee might not seem like very much but it adds up over time. This is why I DIY …
Here’s a step-by-step guide on why you may want to do a Questrade Drip and more importantly, how to do a Questrade DRIP. If you are a DIY investor, you have probably heard about DRIPs and wondered how you can start dripping your dividends and …
My non-registered investment portfolio with Questrade is called a margin account. I don’t actually use the margin in that margin account, though. Kind of funny, this is kind of like opposite thinking- the margin account is called a margin account but you shouldn’t use the …
Read moreQuestrade Margin Account: Risks and Alternatives to Consider
Questrade isn’t a big bank online brokerage, some may worry, is Questrade safe? I wasn’t always a DIY investor (and I am guessing most people are in the same boat when they start off investing). I started off having mutual funds in Investor’s Group and …
Here’s my Dividend Pro App review. I am not sure how other dividend investors do it, perhaps they have a calendar or perhaps they have a detailed spreadsheet, or perhaps their brokerage has the information available on their platform. For me though, I found it …
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 …
So you want to delve into the world of DIY investing but you don’t really know where to start. You want expert advice, so you watch BNN, and you listen to advisors top picks. You watch Jim Cramer and click “BUY” after he tells you …