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Oh let’s see this month my manager pissed me off by micromanaging. She is a relatively new manager to us, we are a very well functioning no-drama team without much need for management. She seemed okay for the past six months until she questioned a … Read moreApril 2026 Dividend Income Update The post April 2026 Dividend Income Update appeared first on Genymoney.ca.
Last Updated on May 4, 2026 at 7:47 am Almost everyone dreams of making more money, but almost everyone has the same two problems: (1) What should I do to make more money? And (2) how do I find the time to do it? By more money, we shall refer to a long-term, scalable combination… The post Efficient time management tips to boost your income appeared first on freefincal.
The Canadian asset allocation ETF portfolios are game changers. Most Canadians who are still with an advisor should consider leaving said advisor and instead, invest in these investment options. They are so superior to poor-performing high-fee Canadian mutual funds. Those mutuals funds usually come with a salesperson not an advisor. You pay for the salesperson, you pay again for the poor investment option. In retirement, it’s even worse. The fees paid directly reduce your ability […]
My Sweet Retirement Investing in REITs for Passive Income in May 2026 For many Singapore investors, the search for stable, recurring passive income naturally leads to one asset class: Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). With their predictable distributions, exposure to high-quality commercial properties, and a regulatory requirement … Investing in REITs for Passive Income in May 2026 My Sweet Retirement
Unlike life insurance, the policy number changes each time a health insurance is renewed. So, over a 25-30-year period, many changes in policy number formats can be expected as health insurers modify their product features, change their TPAs, etc. On top of this, if you have ported your policy once or twice (often from the… The post This simple act could make your cashless claim approval smoother appeared first on freefincal.
Save, invest, prosper with My Own Advisor. Weekend Reading – Generating Your Retirement Income How are you going to generate your retirement income? Today’s post will share some of my brief thoughts on that as a newly minted retiree myself as part of a new pillar post on this site that I hope to refresh over time, annually. But first, some general… Early retiree thanks to DIY investing in stocks and ETFs. The article Weekend […]
Side hustles for kids can be a great way to learn how money works while also doing simple and useful tasks during free time, and kids can start small without needing special skills or expensive tools. These ideas can help kids understand responsibility because they can manage their time, talk to people, and complete tasks […]
Taxes are one of the biggest levers in retirement. The goal is straightforward: maximize what you keep after taxes. Where things go off track is how people try to do it. The way your portfolio is built and how income is pulled from it often matters more than any single-year tactic. Three decisions drive that outcome: how you invest, where you place those investments, and how you spend them down. When those pieces are coordinated, […]
If there’s one asset we all definitely hold, it’s cash. So it’s odd that there isn’t a long-run cash index available – one that we can use to compare other investments against. Academics approximate returns to cash by resorting to treasury bill or money market rates. But what might a savvy UK investor have achieved with money in the bank? Monevator is devoted to DIY investing after all, and so an everyday cash savings index would […]
If you’re a creative, chances are you’ve been told this line at least once: “You’re so talented… You should totally sell this!” But here’s the thing: turning your creativity into cash doesn’t have to mean starving artist vibes, selling out, or waiting for your big break. You can get paid now, on your terms, with your talent, using side hustles that fit your lifestyle and your artistic brain. Here are 5 undeniable side hustles for […]
A durable retirement income plan is not just about generating income. It is about making a series of interconnected decisions that must hold up over decades. It needs to provide reliable cash flow, manage risks such as market volatility and longevity risk, preserve flexibility as circumstances change, and support long-term goals like leaving a legacy. In practice, the difference between a plan that looks good on paper and one that actually holds up often comes down to […]
Image Source: Shutterstock If you’ve ever looked at your dual income and wondered, “Are we actually closer to early retirement than we think?”—you’re not alone. More DINK (dual income, no kids) couples are discovering that dividend stocks can quietly transform steady paychecks into long-term passive income. Instead of relying solely on savings or risky growth plays, they’re building income streams that pay them month after month—even before retirement officially begins. With rising living costs and […]
Welcome to my favourite post to write – the monthly dividend income update! Why do I enjoy writing these monthly income updates so much? Because they demonstrate that it is possible to build up a … Read more