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Read more about the article Comparing CPP at 60 vs. 65 vs. 70 . . . The results might surprise you

Comparing CPP at 60 vs. 65 vs. 70 . . . The results might surprise you

There are some questions that are difficult for DIY investors to answer themselves.  One that comes up fairly frequently when I mentor people who are close to retirement is when…

Continue ReadingComparing CPP at 60 vs. 65 vs. 70 . . . The results might surprise you
  • Post published:June 11, 2022
  • Post category:DIY Investing/Investor learning/Retirement
  • Post comments:20 Comments
Read more about the article Why dividend investors shouldn’t worry about inflation

Why dividend investors shouldn’t worry about inflation

A conversation with David Stanley You can’t turn on the news these days without seeing another horrifying chart showing that inflation is at new highs.  For many investors, this is…

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  • Post published:May 21, 2022
  • Post category:Dividend investing/DIY Investing/Investor learning
  • Post comments:5 Comments
Read more about the article Is dividend investing evidence-based?  5 key findings

Is dividend investing evidence-based? 5 key findings

I'm tackling a big question with this article.  But it's a question that demands an answer.  Is dividend investing evidence-based? Evidence-based investing is the process of making decisions based on…

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  • Post published:March 21, 2022
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Read more about the article How to fund an RESP to maximize returns

How to fund an RESP to maximize returns

We learned all about RESPs in our last post.  Now comes the fun part: what is the best way to save in an RESP?First, a quick review of the basic…

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  • Post published:March 10, 2022
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Read more about the article The RESP survival guide: everything you need to know

The RESP survival guide: everything you need to know

Having children means planning for their future.  Aside from being raised in a loving and supportive environment, one of the best things we can do for our children’s long-term success…

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  • Post published:March 10, 2022
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Read more about the article How to invest during periods of high inflation

How to invest during periods of high inflation

Inflation.  It's the boogeyman, the grim reaper, the silent killer of investors' retirement dreams.  A survey by Leger recently showed that 84% of Canadians are worried about inflation.  Another survey…

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  • Post published:February 20, 2022
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Read more about the article Risk vs Reward: Dividend investing and risk adjusted returns

Risk vs Reward: Dividend investing and risk adjusted returns

John is proud of his son Chad.  Last year he landed his first full time job and every month he saves money and invests it.  One day they are talking…

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  • Post published:February 10, 2022
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Husband, father, woodworker, DIY investor. I spent eleven years in post-secondary education, fifteen in a profession that was burning me out, and one year traveling around the world with my family. How? Financial independence through dividend investing.

Qtrade is the discount brokerage I've loved for 10+ years.

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