Money and Finance
First off, I'd like to thank Kanwal for the opportunity to give an outside perspective of the Simply Investing Course. It's always great to learn from other successful investors as you can learn so much from others that have gone down the same path as you. That's one reason why I can never leave a Half Price Books without picking up a new-to-me investment book. Kanwal was kind of enough to answer some questions from me to help us all learn more about him.
Interview with Kanwal:
PIP: What are your investment goals?
SI: My investment goal is to generate sufficient income from my investments so that my income (via dividends) will exceed my expenses. I can achieve my goal by investing in quality dividend paying companies when they are undervalued.
PIP: Who are your investment heroes and why?
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- Plans For Financial Independence
Most of those that visit my blog are working towards a specific end goal, I know I am. That goal for the majority of us is financial independence. Financial independence can mean different things to different people. To me financial independence...
- The Ultimate Goal Of Dividend Investing
The whole reason I started my journey towards financial independence stems from when I was laid off in January 2009. At the time it was unexpected and came out of nowhere, but I thoroughly enjoyed the time that I was out of work and set out to learn...
- Dividend Update - August 2013
There wasn't much news on the portfolio for the month except for two small purchases, one in IBM and one in Visa. I'm a big fan of both companies although I have to admit that Visa is probably going to be more of a total return investment thanks...
- The Ten Points Of Income Investing
1. Income investing is a separate and distinct strategy It's not growth, it's not value -- income comes first. (See: The Income Investor's Manifesto) 2. Discipline and patience are behavioral prerequisites Great dividend-producing...
- Dividend Reinvestment
Hi Everyone, I was thinking about what I have left out with regards to my investing style and it hit me: I have not discussed whether or not I reinvest dividends or I "bank" the money and use it all at once to purchase another stock that I feel...
Money and Finance
Simply Investing Course Review
First off, I'd like to thank Kanwal for the opportunity to give an outside perspective of the Simply Investing Course. It's always great to learn from other successful investors as you can learn so much from others that have gone down the same path as you. That's one reason why I can never leave a Half Price Books without picking up a new-to-me investment book. Kanwal was kind of enough to answer some questions from me to help us all learn more about him.
Interview with Kanwal:
PIP: What are your investment goals?
SI: My investment goal is to generate sufficient income from my investments so that my income (via dividends) will exceed my expenses. I can achieve my goal by investing in quality dividend paying companies when they are undervalued.
PIP: Who are your investment heroes and why?
Read more »
- Plans For Financial Independence
Most of those that visit my blog are working towards a specific end goal, I know I am. That goal for the majority of us is financial independence. Financial independence can mean different things to different people. To me financial independence...
- The Ultimate Goal Of Dividend Investing
The whole reason I started my journey towards financial independence stems from when I was laid off in January 2009. At the time it was unexpected and came out of nowhere, but I thoroughly enjoyed the time that I was out of work and set out to learn...
- Dividend Update - August 2013
There wasn't much news on the portfolio for the month except for two small purchases, one in IBM and one in Visa. I'm a big fan of both companies although I have to admit that Visa is probably going to be more of a total return investment thanks...
- The Ten Points Of Income Investing
1. Income investing is a separate and distinct strategy It's not growth, it's not value -- income comes first. (See: The Income Investor's Manifesto) 2. Discipline and patience are behavioral prerequisites Great dividend-producing...
- Dividend Reinvestment
Hi Everyone, I was thinking about what I have left out with regards to my investing style and it hit me: I have not discussed whether or not I reinvest dividends or I "bank" the money and use it all at once to purchase another stock that I feel...