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A review of the L&G Global Quality Dividends UCITS ETF, exploring its equal weighting strategy, quality filters, dividend potential, risks, and suitability for dividend growth investors. The post L&G Global Quality Dividends UCITS ETF Review (2026): Should Dividend Growth Investors Consider It? appeared first on European Dividend Growth Investor.
Save, invest, prosper with My Own Advisor. Weekend Reading – Is Dividend Investing Dead? Welcome to a new Weekend Reading edition on a controversial subject: is dividend investing dead? More on that in a bit! In case you missed some recent articles: I highlighted some financial regrets of retirees (and how to avoid them). Financial regrets of retirees (and how to avoid… Early retiree thanks to DIY investing in stocks and ETFs. The article Weekend […]
The 2026 World Cup will be remembered for many things: the goals, the upsets, and the moment Cristiano Ronaldo’s eyes welled up on the pitch. But for a specific group of data-driven traders, those tears weren’t just a display of passion—they were the resolution of a $45 million financial event. Welcome to the era of prediction markets, where everything from geopolitical shifts to the moisture on a footballer’s cheek is a tradable asset. The Rise […]
I started investing in dividend-paying blue chip stocks in 1995 when my uncle gave me a share of Chevron stock. He told me that if I keep buying more shares and reinvesting the dividends into additional shares, I’d eventually have a lot of shares paying me a lot of money. With some imagination and an… The post From Dividend Stocks to ETFs – Why I Changed My Strategy appeared first on Retire Before Dad.
Most retirement income strategies assume spending will remain relatively stable over time. You retire, determine a sustainable withdrawal amount, and then spend roughly that amount for the rest of your life, perhaps adjusting for inflation along the way. That assumption is so common that it often goes unquestioned. Yet there are retirement income strategies built on a very different idea. Rather than trying to keep spending stable, they intentionally allow spending to rise and fall over time based on portfolio performance, interest rates, […]
The post UK High Yield Dividend Aristocrats 2026: An Overview appeared first on Dividend Power. The UK High Yield Dividend Aristocrats 2026 are UK stocks that have increased or maintained their dividend for at least seven consecutive years. However, that fact alone does not qualify a stock as a UK High Yield Dividend Aristocrat. To be included on the list, a company must meet the following updated criteria: The company must be a member of […]
Another boring dividend income update! It is a marathon not a sprint. Nothing exciting, just slowly increasing by a few hundred dollars at a time. I recently did the Grouse Grind after 10 years. For those of you who don’t know, it’s called “The Nature’s … Read moreJune 2026 Dividend Income Update The post June 2026 Dividend Income Update appeared first on Genymoney.ca.
🎙️ Episode #495 – Most investors think putting 40% down is too conservative. But in today’s market, it might be the smartest way to build wealth… The post Should You Put 40% Down on a Rental Property? appeared first on Coach Carson.
In this week’s stock market outlook, Joel Wenger examines the current market trend, price performance, and headline risks.
Geopolitical conflicts often influence global energy markets, trade flows, and consumer prices within days. Events involving the United States and Iran have repeatedly demonstrated how regional tensions can affect oil prices, financial markets, and economic confidence. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and The World Bank have consistently noted that external shocks can create ripple effects that reach households far beyond the countries directly involved. Periods of uncertainty remind families why financial resilience matters. Rising fuel […]
When is doing too little still doing too much? Executing nothing is a viable strategy. In some aspects of life the more you do, the worse the outcomes. In others, it’s the opposite. Let’s take a look at two contrasting examples, baseball and investing. I used to be a big baseball fan but I am starting to despise the game. The main reason is an appalling lack of effort by the players. Players make an average of…The post Sometimes Laziness Pays The Highest Dividends appeared first on A Teachable Moment.
I recently presented “Back to the Future: Is Your FI Journey Stuck in 2017” for the ChooseFI Los Angeles chapter–coming soon to the San Diego ChooseFI chapter! It struck me that back in 2017, most in the Financial Independence community would have said “let that Roth IRA grow tax free for as long as possible!” […]
🎙️ Episode #494 – Sometimes the smartest real estate move is to sell, even at a loss. Learn the simple framework that can help you… The post Why Selling Your Rental At A Loss Beats Holding It appeared first on Coach Carson.