Build Wealth Canada Podcast Dividend Investing: Is it Right for You?
Apr 8, 2016
58:23
Questions Covered
- For those Canadians new to this type of investing style, can you explain what dividend investing is?
- When should someone consider doing dividend investing? (i.e. Is there a particular life stage when it’s most appropriate?)
- Is there a type of person that is most suited for this type of investing? (ex. time commitment, personality, etc.)
- What are the pros and cons of this investing style vs something like index investing, mutual fund investing, or stock picking for growth?
- The idea of investing to “live off the dividends” sounds very tempting to Canadians. How realistic is this? What is actually needed to pull this off?
- What are some of the top mistakes Canadians make when investing in Dividends? (ex. Chasing yield)
- At 5i one of the things I noticed you do, is that you have sections of the site dedicated specifically for dividend investors, and I noticed that in there you recommend primarily Canadian companies. Can you explain why that is? (i.e. preferential tax treatment, anything else?)
- Peter said (in a previous interview) that at 5i you like companies that have a growing dividend. If somebody is researching a company themselves, how can they check if a company is growing its dividend?
- What are some good resources for somebody that is considering, or wants to learn how to do dividend investing?
- I know you guys offer a lot of help on this to 5i subscribers so feel free to talk about some of the resources that you have available for investors too.
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