The stock market doesn't care what your average was in highschool

Dividend investing is fun because you can see your progress in real time If you buy 10 shares of a stock that pays a $4 annual dividend, you just increased your annual income by $40 Being able to see your income grow every time you buy a share is motivation enough to keep going

You have 24 hours to eat all of this food for $1,000. Do you think you could do it?

There's nothing like seeing all of your hard work start to pay off I've been investing since I was 18 years old From 18-22 I didn't see any results The value of my portfolio was stuck in quicksand and I didn't think it would be worth it I've since changed my mind

You think financial freedom is unobtainable for you But you're wrong. Fact is: I went from broke & in debt to escaping my 9-5 at 32 because I did what was necessary School didn't show me how. And my parents didn't know any better. So what should you do? Well...

New investors will say they have a moderate risk tolerance and then be all-in on penny stocks and small-cap tech. Make it make sense.

$5 per year… That’s how much I was making in dividend income when I was 18 Now I make $3,915/year and it’s growing on itself without me having to do a thing Here’s how I built my dividend portfolio in grade 5 language:

NW Update: Currently sitting at ~$179,000 Registered accounts: $132,901 Crypto: $10,300 Non registered accounts: $35,701 Hoping to hit the $200,000 mark by year end 📈

Budgeting 101: If you can't buy it twice don't buy it at all If you want something, sleep on it and see if you still want it in the morning Use cashback/points credit cards for extra bonuses Renegotiate your insurance and phone bills, because you're probably paying too much