One of the five stocks Dave Van Knapp spotlighted in his Top 5 Stocks to Buy for November 2025, was PepsiCo (PEP) — and for good reason. PepsiCo is a $200…
The US is heralded for its various freedoms. Freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of religion, etc. But there’s one freedom that, arguably, matters more than any other, and…
One of my most helpful mental models is the “regret minimization framework”, championed by Jeff Bezos. It involves mentally projecting yourself out into old age and then working backward from…
One of the saddest things I come across is the sight of poverty in old age. Poverty in one’s youth can often be overcome through hard work and the power…
Jason Fieber recently featured one of the world’s most essential companies — United Parcel Service (UPS) — inside the pages of Dividends & Income Select. And he believes it’s offering…
Net worth is cool. But you know what’s cooler? Cash flow. And that’s because we don’t go and buy things down at the “net worth store”. Instead, ongoing expenses get…
If you’ve been watching Hershey (HSY) lately, you know the stock hasn’t exactly been sweet. Since July of last year, it’s gone up… then down… then right back where it…
I’m someone who “lives” in the future a lot. The future is constantly on my mind. I wouldn’t necessarily consider this a bad thing, as I’m basically trying to anticipate…
Washington is at it again. Another budget standoff. Another round of finger-pointing. Another partial government shutdown that leaves hundreds of thousands of workers furloughed, delays economic data, and sends markets…
Saturday, October 4, 2025 Dividend Warrior's Q3 2025 Portfolio Update - Crossing the $1 MILLION milestone! Equities Portfolio Cost: S$674, 935Equities Portfolio Market Value: S$1, 027, 493Equities Portfolio Unrealised Profit: +S$352, 558 (+52.2%)Portfolio XIRR (9M2025): +13.7% (inclusive…
I’m a fan of hard work. But guess what? You can work as hard as you possibly can, but your progress will still be limited. There’s only so much time…
Most people are using Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) all wrong. They treat them like a boring savings account for doctor visits. Swipe the debit card, pay the bill, move on.…