Course Review - McGill Personal Finance Essentials
Various books and courses have been an essential part of my journey to becoming financially literate and furthering my independence. In this review, I’d like to introduce you to the free Personal Finance Essentials program set up by McGill University, RBC Future Launch and The Globe and Mail.
Continue readingNot Just Dividends - An Intro into P2P Lending
To enhance my income portfolio, since March I have started incorporating another asset class outside of dividend producing stocks to my list of holdings. Read here about my previous experiences with this asset class and my investment case moving forward.
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August 2020 Update
In the monthly series, I'd like to give an update on my personal experiences and achievements as well as my financial progress in the past month. This includes some statistics on portfolio growth and provides insight into the decisions behind my buy and sell orders.
Stock Analysis - Manulife Financial (MFC)
Manulife has been in the Top 15 largest insurance companies in the world (by non-banking assets). Even after a 75% share-price increase since March, MFC still offers an attractive yield of 5.9%. Is it worth a spot in your portfolio? Let’s explore.
July 2020 Update
In the monthly series, I'd like to give an update on my personal experiences and achievements as well as my financial progress in the past month. This includes some statistics on portfolio growth and provides insight into the decisions behind my buy and sell orders.
Stock Analysis - International Business Machines (IBM)
Tech giant IBM has been trading down since reaching its all-time high in 2013. Is IBM poised for recovery or will big blue turn into big red? Yield trap or a bargain for dividend growth? Let’s explore.
June 2020 Update
In the monthly series, I'd like to give an update on my personal experiences and achievements as well as my financial progress in the past month. This includes some statistics on portfolio growth and provides insight into the decisions behind my buy and sell orders.
Stock Analysis - Canadian National Railway (CNR/CNI)
With a history of over 100 years, Canadian National Railway is Canada’s largest and only transcontinental railway company, but is it worth a pick up for dividend growth investors? Let’s explore.