Dividend Investing Blog
About two months ago I wrote a post highlighting my foray into the cryptocurrency space and since I bought my first digital coins late last summer I can truly say from a first hand experience that this has been the wildest financial ride I have ever been on. Looking back, the only regret I have … Read more
The following is a sponsored blog post: With the introduction of cryptocurrencies in African countries such as South Africa, Kenya and Zimbabwe, just to name a few, it also presents merchants with new business opportunities. Currently Bitcoin is making a strong foothold in these African countries and shows no sign of losing its grip in … Read more
I did it. I finally dipped my toe into the cryptocurrency world. After reading, learning, watching and chatting with others who have already bought into the space I decided it was my turn to buy and average into several of these digital currencies. As with any new venture there was a learning curve and … Read more
The following is a sponsored blog post: Bitcoin is on the verge of becoming a household name, but you’ll still have a hard time finding a man on the street who can explain exactly what it is. Basically, Bitcoin is a digital currency used by a new technology called a blockchain. The Bitcoin blockchain is … Read more
We all know the routine by now… dividend investing isn’t sexy but over time can provide a nice source of passive income and my 2024 totals continue to highlight that fact. My total passive income received in 2024 came out to: $17,595.87. This averages out to well over $1,400 a month in passive income. Of … Read more
While, in theory, it is always nice to be “fully invested” knowing that all your cash is working for you in some capacity, the reality is that most of us keep some cash on the sidelines. Of course, the question then comes up of what to do with this idle cash. Traditionally, you could always … Read more
Investing is a time-honored way to build a nest egg but it’s not easy. These tips for new investors can help you navigate the waters. For a long time being a “saver” was considered prudent. Now it might be doing you more harm than good. Consider that 10-year inflation-indexed Treasury notes have been negative most of the … Read more