Dividend Investing Blog
It’s no secret that I like the defensive nature of the consumer staples the most. In a recent post I showed you my dividend portfolio sector allocations in which the consumer staples represent my largest holdings by far. Of course, this is by design as I value the very defensive nature of this sector and … Read more
2015 has been a very memorable year for me as I welcomed the birth of my first child in early March. With all the uncertainty and questions that inevitably come up when becoming a first time parent, one thing I was certain of was wanting to start a dividend growth portfolio for my child. Sure … Read more
Back in March of this year I wrote an article titled, “There’s A New DivHut In Town,” announcing the birth of my first child and how I wanted to set up an account in his name and begin a dividend growth portfolio starting at age zero. Talk about having compounding time under your belt. The … Read more
Finding bargains in the market today has become an ever increasing challenge as the months have been rolling by and the market as a whole kept marching to all time highs as well. With that being said, I find that several stocks in the financial sector, despite being near or at all time highs, still … Read more
Here we are, approaching the end of June in about a week, and with that half of 2016 will be in the books. I know, I know… where does the time go? Just experiencing the weeks and months fly by always reminds me to do what I have always been doing… continually invest, at least … Read more
This month I am celebrating a very special milestone as it is one full year since I became a father. We all know how fast time flies in retrospect, but for me to acknowledge that I have a one year old is pretty insane. Exactly a year ago I announced on this blog that, There’s … Read more
As 2015 is rapidly moving along another new month is upon us which brings my portfolio back into focus as I look forward towards my March potential stock buys. Looking back at February my potential picks exclusively rested on the large Canadian banks as continued weakness in share price and more attractive valuations along with … Read more