Dividend Investing Part 4: Do Dividend Stocks Outperform?
People love dividend investing. One reason is the belief that divdiend-payers outperform other stocks. Is it true?
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Dividend Investing Part 3: Investment Dividends in a Corporation
Many professionals or small business owners invest through a corporation. Nuances of tax integration can magnify the tax effects of[…]
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Dividend Investing Part 2: Are Dividends Tax Efficient?
Dividend investing may come with some tax perks. Or a tax penalty. Learn how that applies to your situation.
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Dividend Investing Part 1: Psychology
Dividend investing is one of those topics in personal finance and investing that elicits strong emotional responses from people. Why?[…]
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Looking for Some Good Books to Read?
Between a new puppy and a cottage, I haven’t found much time to sit down and write this summer. However,[…]
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Asset Allocation ETFs: Translating Evidence Into Practice
Editorial Note: Asset allocation ETFs are a very convenient tool for investing. While it may seem too easy, this simple[…]
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Hat-Rack Podcast: Planning Beyond The Paycheck
Dr. Bill McCauley from Western University and I recently had a great conversation on The Hat-Rack Podcast. This was a[…]
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Video: Evidence-Based Investing Using Asset Allocation ETFs
A 25 minute crash course in the evidence and rationale behind all-in-one asset allocation ETF investing.
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Should I Consider Buying Into a Group Pension?
Self-employed incorporated business owners have multiple pension options when planning for their retirement. Using an RRSP or an individual pension[…]
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Medicus & HOOPP Multi-Employer Pension Plans
Learn about how multi-employer pensions work, and take a look at Medicus and HOOPP as physician pension options.
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