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Thanks for all you do Brandon. I watch a lot of you and your Dad’s videos and being a novice in this space, your info helps. Keep on helping the little guys 🤙
Really appreciate the common sense stay grounded theme presented in this presentation. Well done Brandon. Helping people realize their potential by diversifying and looking at having a slight passive investing component to their portfolio's. I have both ETF's, Split Corps and individual stocks that represent local and international exposure, and tax efficiency all across the board....which means I can sleep well at night when it comes to chilling out about the investments. Well done Brandon👍💯🍁🇨🇦
I’m a farmer. I’ve been focusing all my energy on purchasing more farmland, as it increases my income and increases in value heavily as well. And can serve as retirement income, as I can rent it out when I’m old. And it can serve as a nice inheritance for my children when my wife and I pass away. Is this the best approach in my situation, or should I be investing elsewhere? I can’t imagine anything providing a better return than the combined income increase and asset appreciation that land purchasing provides.
Great information Brandon. I admit i have been slow to move to holding more ETFs. It is hard to decide what to give up in order to do this rebalancing but i do need to do this….
Not really related to the topic of this video, but I’d love to hear your thoughts on $AQN after their disappointing earnings - maybe in your next dividend stock video?!
Awesome videos. Ive deicded to pay off my mortgage should only take me another 3 years and done. After that i will save some money and invest my rrsps and Tfsa in the market in ETF dividends. Should be easier to do without a mortgage
@@beaviswealth yea that sucks, i like the idea of having no debt, in case investing goes bad. i just feel like paying off the mortgage should be my priority before investing my tfsa and rrsp. Well i do have most my rrsp invested already but lots of room there for more growth.
@Brandon Beavis Investing Have you thought of using the Smith Maneuver (Readvancable Mortgage+Heloc) to invest and pay off your Mortgage quicker? Yes interest rates are high, so thoughts… use a combo of your investing style and Adrian/Erica passive style? So dividends pay over 6%ish therefore making money.
YTD those ETFs with a higher bond allocation dropped more than the ones with a lower bond allocation. It’s supposed to be the opposite. So the risk profile doesn’t work. Any thoughts on that ?
Bonds have been disjointed and have performed worse than the equity markets. As bond yields increase, the price of bonds decreases. It's been a tough time for retirees that have a high asset allocation to bonds of various lengths.
@@mr.financial Perhaps a better approach for retirees would be to invest in low volatility ETFs like ZLB, ZLU for example and forget about bonds altogether. Those ETFs have performed so far pretty good and have reasonable MER.
