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DECEMBER DIVIDENDS – #DIVIDENDSERIES

January 24, 2020January 24, 2020 canadianyardiecanada, canadianyardie, finance, income, investing, investment, longterm, market, money, passive, savings, Stock, stocks, TSX0 comment

The dividend series was on a major hiatus last update was way back in June (see June #dividendseries), but what better way to end the year than with a current update. Made a switch to the commission free wealth simple trade platform, and so far the only issue I have is that there is no online platform, so you are restricted to just the app which is not a bad thing. Sometimes it would be nice to be able to login on a computer. So lets get to it :…

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Investing in Marijuana as a Non-Smoker

January 9, 2020December 17, 2019 canadianyardie#1017, 10.17, 420, Ashes, Blaze, Block, Blunt, Boo, Boom, Broccoli, Buds, Burnie, Burrito, Cannabis, Charge, Chronic, Dope, finance, Ganga, Gangster, Grass, Hay, Herb, investing, investment, Joint, legalise, Mary Jane, money, Nuggets, Pot, Reefer, Rope, Skunk, Stinkweed, Stock, Tobacco, Weed0 comment

If you know me you would know that I don’t smoke not even an occasional puff, it’s just a personal choice. Being a non-smoker I have no issue with friends that smoke once they have no issue with me not smoking and we respect each other’s space.

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Reducing Debt Might Be Easier Than You Think – Guest Post

January 9, 2020June 24, 2019 canadianyardiebudget, card, credit, credit cards, debt, evaluate, free, income, money, months, organize, passive, pay, sources, tarrifs, tax0 comment

Getting into debt is surprisingly easy, although getting rid of debt is often looked upon as a monumental task. After all, it could take years to pay off debt that you might accumulate over a few months. When it comes to managing debt effectively, a little prudence is never out of place. However, what can you do if you already have debt that seems like a burden?

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JUNE DIVIDENDS – #DIVIDENDSERIES

July 25, 2019December 17, 2019 canadianyardie$DGS, $FRO, $FRO.UN, $FTN, canadianyardie, DIvidends, Exchanges, FFN, finance, income, investing, investment, jse, longterm, market, money, NYSE, passive, REIT, RRSP, savings, TFSA, TSX1 Comment

Summer is in full swing and the heat is on. Just found out that DGS will not be paying a dividend for July so that will have a massive impact on my goals and also my earnings. Added some more FTN so hopefully that offsets some of the payout that was expected from DGS.

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MAY DIVIDENDS – #DIVIDENDSERIES

June 7, 2019June 11, 2019 canadianyardie$DGS, $FRO, $FRO.UN, $FTN, canadianyardie, DIvidends, Exchanges, FFN, finance, income, investing, investment, jse, longterm, market, money, NYSE, passive, REIT, RRSP, savings, TFSA, TSX1 Comment

Another month, another dividend report. As we all know here in Canada, the summer is getting close and this usually means more spending, because no one wants to be inside when its warm and sunny. So squeezing out extra funds for the dividend series might be a little challenging, but once there is a will there is a way.

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APRIL DIVIDENDS – #DIVIDENDSERIES

May 21, 2019May 21, 2019 canadianyardieaircanada, AMZA, canada, DIvidends, FFN, HOT-UN, ideas, income, investing, investment, IVQ.U, jamaica, jamaican, jse, markets, mass, money, movers, NYSE, onex, passive, securities, series, shakers, Share, SJT, slow, steady, stocks, TSX, USA, westjet1 Comment

Cherry blossoms are out and that always gets me in the mood for summer time fun. With summer on the horizon that usually means more activities which means extra spending.

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March DIVIDENDS – #DIVIDENDSERIES

May 14, 2019April 18, 2019 canadianyardiebusiness, canada, canadianyardie, dividend, DIvidends, Exchanges, finance, income, investing, longterm, market, passive, REIT, RRSP, savings, TFSA, TSX1 Comment

March dividend report is rather late like the spring weather, but it seem to be finally looking up. It wasn’t a bad month, received payment from two holdings which was reinvest.