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Learn how defensive investment strategies like value tilts, low-volatility funds, and dividend stocks can help you manage risk without missing out on growth.| Henssler Financial
Brookfield is a wonderful business at a fair price today. It deserves to be at least on your radar. The post From $5,000 to $50,000: How Long-Term Investors Could Win Big With This TSX Stock appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.| The Motley Fool Canada
If you’re tired of chasing hype and ready for stable long-term returns, you can consider these two overlooked Canadian stocks. The post These 2 Stocks Are Boring Today But Could Make You Rich by 2035 appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.| The Motley Fool Canada
These two TSX income stocks that you can hold for 20 years are screaming buys today. The post 2 Screaming Buy TSX Stocks I’d Hold for the Next 20 Years appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.| The Motley Fool Canada
This dividend-growth ETF captures the best of the TSX with monthly payouts and a temporary 0% management fee. The post Here Are Some of the Best Blue-Chip Stocks in Canada to Buy Today appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.| The Motley Fool Canada
Learn how defensive investment strategies like value tilts, low-volatility funds, and dividend stocks can help you manage risk without missing out on growth.| Henssler Financial
Are you stuck with cash? A TFSA mix of Fortis, TD, and Canadian Natural buys stable dividends, bank growth, and oil upside with low stress.| The Motley Fool Canada
These stocks have increased their dividends annually for decades.| The Motley Fool Canada
Freehold Royalties is a TSX dividend stock that is down 53% from all-time highs in September 2025. Is it a good buy?| The Motley Fool Canada
These stocks provide steady income that can either be reinvested for compounded returns or used to meet everyday expenses.| The Motley Fool Canada
The reitrement landscape in Canada. How to create a durable income stream for retirement.| Tawcan
Given their solid underlying businesses and high yields, these three under-$25 Canadian stocks are ideal for earning stable passive income.| The Motley Fool Canada
Since having our financial epiphany in 2011, we have changed how we view our finances and most importantly, how we invest our money. Dividend growth investing| Tawcan
For those of you who are new to this blog, I have been posting monthly dividend income updates to keep us accountable. We also use these regular updates to| Tawcan
I recently finished “Richer, Wiser, Happier: How the World’s Greatest Investors Win in Markets and Life” by William Green. In the book, Green shared| Tawcan
Here I discuss our top 5 long-term holdings and why we plan to hold these stocks & ETFs for the foreseeable future.| Tawcan
Welcome to our latest monthly dividend income update.| Tawcan
Welcome to our latest monthly dividend income update!| Tawcan
So I have decided to review our 2020 dividend stock transactions.| Tawcan
Welcome to another dividend income update. Since the creation of this blog back in 2014, I have been posting monthly dividend income reports to keep ourselves| Tawcan
Ideally, as investors, we should first assess a stock’s fundamentals before investing. Such would include understanding its business model, financial results and growth plans. However, as we all have busy schedules and would prefer our time to be spent on other activities: work, health, and family, we may use screeners to sift through thousands of stocks to find a dozen few that meet a list of criteria, which may fulfill our “wants” for a stock. | KCLau.com
Dividend Growth Investing Questions and Anwers for income investors. I outline our strategies to become financially independent| Tawcan
Another year almost in the books means that a new year is almost around the corner and the new TFSA contribution room will be available for all eligible| Tawcan
With that in mind, I thought it’d be interesting to list my five highest conviction positions in our dividend portfolio.| Tawcan
Investing beyond a million dollar portfolio includes a bias to stocks. Weekend Reading - Should retirees buy dividend stocks over bonds?| My Own Advisor
These four dividend hikes increased our forward annual dividend income by $127.96. I was very pleased to see a payout increase of more than 10% from both Visa| Tawcan
What are dividends? With other DGI investors, we picked out the best US dividend stocks.| Tawcan
What are some best Canadian monthly dividend stocks? Here are my top 10, including Pembina, SmartCentre REIT, and Savaria Corp.| Tawcan
What you should ask yourself before starting investing. Very 3 important questions that often people ignore.| Tawcan
Does it make sense to invest US dividend stocks in TFSA? Well, I think there are so many different factors to consider, it’s really difficult to have a firm| Tawcan
Although we can be financially independent if we choose to, we decided to postpone FI by building up our dividend portfolio so we can one day live off| Tawcan
Both Mrs. T and I had a frugal uprising and learned to always spend less than we earned but we didn’t focus on our finances until our financial epiphany in| Tawcan
It’s a new month and that means it’s time for another monthly dividend income update.| Tawcan
Hello everyone, welcome to another monthly dividend income update.| Tawcan
Many readers will recall that Mrs. T and I are aiming to become financially independent via dividend income by 2025. The goal is to have our dividend| Tawcan
Back in December, I shared Canadian dividend stocks we’d like to purchase for 2024 TFSA. Since then, we have made our purchases and added more dividends| Tawcan
I decided to include a couple more names in my top five Canadian dividend stocks to hold forever list. For Option 5, TD, Royal Bank, and Fortis remain on the| Tawcan
