It’s been said time and again that money is the root of all evil; many disagree and claim that it’s not money which is evil, but the love of money is. I disagree on both points. I don’t think that either money or the love of it is the root of all evil in this …
When I first started investing eighteen years ago, I seriously had no idea how to start the investing process. I had graduated with a degree in investments, so I could crunch some of the numbers and had a good understanding of stocks. In fact, I worked at an investment bank and my job was running …
Whether actively or not, most of us invest in the stock market in some capacity. If you don’t invest yourself, your retirement account probably does. For teens, getting an early start in the stock market is the best way to ensure you retire with a lot of money. Getting started when you’re young allows you …
I am dedicated to pursue financial independence, by saving most of my paycheques and investing in income-generating assets. But there are so many different ways to invest, why did I specifically choose Dividend Growth Investing (DGI)? There’s quite a few good reasons, let me explain in details. I never have to sell One of the …
“Motivated Money” by Peter Thornhill is the book that started it all for me. Thornhill would say the book is a guideline to investing, not speculating. It was also the first time that an investing strategy really “spoke” to me in any significant manner, and my basic strategy was derived from the wisdom contained in Motivated Money. …
Jumping into stocks is an appealing investment, but you need to know what you’re jumping into. Find some useful stock market tips that will enable you to make better decisions when you are investing your money. Keep reading to find out as much as you can. Try not to wallow in frustration if your first …