My Top 10 ‘Forever Holding’ Canadian Dividend Stocks As Canadian, we always have our Canadian dividend stocks in our portfolio. We love Canadian dividend companies for the following reason: They pay generous dividend. They increase dividend every year. They have a history of continuous paying dividend. We can buy our Canadian Dividend Stocks in Canadian …
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It’s hard to believe that 2020 Summer is already half over. Also, It is impossible thinking that the locked down is still in effect in my city. In addition, I have been working from home more than 4 months. July started off with Canada day on July 1st. First time in many years, we didn’t …
Last month I received over $1000 of dividends. This is the first time I received over $1000 per month while I am sitting on the couch and watching TV all day. Dividend income is really passive income that requires limited in effort. The extra money coming each month would help me achieve my journey to …
Dividend Snowball Investing Remember when you were a kid and pushed down a small snowball down the hill. When it reached the bottom of the hill, this small snowball became an enormous snowball. Depending on the length of the hill, the longer, your snowball would pick up more snow and built a bigger and bigger …
Hello everyone! Welcome to My Dividend Snowball, a blog about income investing. June has passed and the weather is getting warmer here in Mississauga. Stores, Malls and Restaurants are starting to re-open again. You can see long line up at the partios, stores and super market. However, the number of people infecting with Covid-19 is …
Hello everyone! Welcome to My Dividend Snowball! This is my first post this site. For the month of May, 2020, I have received income from 9 different companies: One company NZL has decided to cut dividend 90% from $.50 to $.05 ABBV $139.30 dripped 1 share APPL $28.59 MAIN $42.70 dripped 1 share NZL $20.97 …
Our goal for investing in Dividend Growth Stocks is once day the dividends can cover my expenses. The focus is only investing stocks that have a history of paying and increasing dividend regularly. Currently, we are holding our dividend growth stocks in 3 different accounts: RRSPs, TFSAs and Taxable Accounts. Financial Sector is biggest in my portfolio, …
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