Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
The article explores the complex relationship between work and money, highlighting how most of us work primarily for financial reasons rather than passion. It also analyses the impact of business expenses on our budget and challenges our perception of improving our standard of living despite rising salaries.
Discover why dividend investing can be the key to your financial independence, through this article translated from Dividend Mantra. Learn how to generate passive income with dividend growth stocks and free up your time to focus on what really matters in your life.
From this day on, the portfolio's securities are evaluated by a series of one to five stars which give the result of the algorithm in the form of: an excellent profitability/risk ratio ***** (before Strong Buy) a very good profitability/risk ratio **** (before Buy) a good profitability/risk ratio *** (before Watch/Hold) an average profitability/risk ratio ** (before Hold) a low profitability/risk ratio
On the forum right now, put together a small portfolio of stocks only, 5 in total, from any country, that are supposed to resist a bear market well (or even benefit from it). Each stock should have a brief explanation justifying its choice. Deadline: September 30, 2012. The winner will receive my e-book "Profession rentier" for free.
The Swiss people recently voted to limit the number of second homes, an issue raised by environmentalist Franz Weber. The change has profound implications for Alpine regions, which are often the victims of real estate speculation and mass tourism.
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Two new stocks are now being tracked in my Ex-US International ETFs and Dividend Stocks strategy: Bayer (XETRA:BAYN) and Richelieu Hardware (Toronto:RCH). The first is in a “watch/hold” position, the second in a “hold” position. Furthermore, after many hours of analysis and programming, I am pleased to announce the launch of a new unorthodox strategy: Smoking & Drinking
VF Corporation (NYSE: VFC) is positioned as a leader in the apparel industry, owned by iconic brands such as The North Face and Vans. With a modest payout ratio, the company continues to potentially offer dividend safety despite market fluctuations.
Learn how to invest intelligently in U.S. stocks while protecting yourself against currency risk. This article presents investment strategies in international companies that provide a natural hedge against dollar fluctuations, thus securing your investments abroad.
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