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New Purchase: Apple

Following up on last week’s article, here’s my last purchase for my children’s future tuition fee portfolio. In January, I invested $10,775 in four companies: 3M Co (MMM) Emera (EMA.TO) Royal Bank (RY.TO) Apple (AAPL) Yup, I couldn’t resist buying more AAPL in yet another accoun

New Purchase: Royal Bank

  Things move so fast recently that I completely forgot to update you on my most recent purchases! In January, I bought shares of 4 different dividend growth companies. I already mentioned my purchases of MMM and EMA.TO. This means I have two more companies to tell you about! Dur

New Purchase: MMM

After long procrastination, I’ve finally decided to manage my kids tuition investment account (called an RESP in Canada). I have roughly $10,000 saved in this account and it was invested in mutual funds until recently. Over the past three years, I’ve crushed the fund managers performa

My 2014 Year in Review and Portfolio Asset Allocation

A couple of weeks ago, I listed my personal goals for 2015. It will be a very busy year as I expect to retire from my day job in 2016. But besides my personal goals, I also have to take care of my investments! Let’s take a look at how I did in 2014…   2014 Portfolio Review I’m qu

The Split That Makes Me Want More  

  About 6 months ago, I wrote about how stock splits are more a marketing strategy than anything else. In fact, the real stock value doesn’t change and the individual investor who cares about buying a stock at $30 instead of $90 after a split 1:3 won’t affect much the market. Aft