How to Grow a Million-Dollar TFSA (Using Index Funds)
For someone who starts investing at age 18, it’s reasonable to grow a $2,800,000 TFSA by age 60. Read to learn how.
For someone who starts investing at age 18, it’s reasonable to grow a $2,800,000 TFSA by age 60. Read to learn how.
By reducing fees skimmed off by the financial service sector, an index fund can save investors $1,000,000+ over a 40-year investment lifetime.
With over 8,000 ETFs, it can be confusing to differentiate between index funds. Learn how to measure how diverse and “passive” an index fund is.
Learn about the Canadian stock market’s historical returns and the impact of reinvested dividends.
A failure to understand diversification can result in loss and reduce the probability of meeting your goals.
Learn about compound growth to make informed decisions regarding debt and investing for freedom. See why income is not wealth.
In this post, I cover common dividend misconceptions that burned me in the past. I hope this post helps you make better investing decisions.
Financial freedom occurs when investment income covers your expenses. Learn how to set a realistic safe withdrawal rate to size your portfolio.
Learn about cases where good companies are bad investments, and why groups of bad companies have higher returns than groups of good companies.
Learn how to put index investing on autopilot with automatic distribution reinvestment.
A detailed guide on taxes on investment income for Canadian investors.
Fund fees can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars over an investing lifetime. Learn how to reduce fund fees.
Learn about the efficient market hypothesis. Market efficiency makes it hard to beat the market, and motivates passive index investing.