Welcome to our Dividend Investing Strategy for Financial Independence. We started the journey to Financial Independence in 2019 and paid off $60,000 in consumer debt.
Since July 2020, we’ve been tracking and sharing our journey to Financial Independence. Let’s take a look and see the results of our dividend investing strategy and the passive income received in September 2022.
Dividend Investing Strategy – Passive Income breakdown
| Ticker | Name | $ |
|---|---|---|
| MFC.TO | Manulife | 660.00 |
| ENB.TO | Enbridge | 767.98 |
| CU.TO | Canadian Utilities | 533.04 |
| REI-UN.TO | RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust | 29.42 |
| ITOT | iShares Core S&P total US Market | 288.77 |
| Total | 2,279.21 |
2022 Retire Early Dividend Income Summary
When comparing August 2021 with August 2022, the dividends increased 97%. We keep investing every month. Actually, we recently increased our Spousal RRSP position and bought more 83 shares of ITOT.
Asset Allocation for Financial Independence
Here’s the breakdown for August 2022:
- Canada: 17,495.25 (93%)
- Global: 1,327.76 (7%)
2021 and 2022 Dividend Income
Here’s something new to share with you, and our Dividend Income for Retirement since January 2021. The trend now should remain, having our dividend income over $2,000 per month.
Recommended links to help your Financial Independence Journey
- Start your Journey to Financial Independence by opening an account with Wealthsimple trade
- Financial Independence Books we’ve read and helped us
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