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Dividend income, it’s amazing! Seriously, as I progress in my financial independence journey and keep on executing on my financial strategy, I become increasingly convinced that dividend income is what keeps me on course. My monthly PAY MYSELF FIRST differ and stock prices love irrational ups and downs, but dividends from my investments in stocks […]

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14th February 2017 Today is a special day. It’s Valentine day and we are celebrating our relationship with our beloved one. Additionally, after one year of hard work, we are launching our Personal Finance and Travel blog on all social media. Read about why we are starting a blog and the journey from the initial […]

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Yesterday an interesting article appeared in the Belgian press. Saving Belgian also guilty on keeping interest rates low… According to a study of Eric Dor, a professor of economics, is the ECB low interest rate policy not the only reason for low interest rates on savings accounts. His reasoning is that the Belgians just keep […]

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Hello and welcome to the first dividend income report of 2017 for my mom’s portfolio! As you could read in My Mom’s portfolio page, we took over the financial management of my mother at the start of 2016. My dad passed away since 2009 and since then my mom didn’t manage her financial situation. The […]

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Recently we read an article about Belgian Dividend stocks in the financial newspaper De Tijd. Are they worth a position in your dividend portfolio? Below you get our humble opinion and we discuss the pro and con’s. A royal dividend is a payment each investor should aim for. In Belgium 50% of the stocks that […]

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The past months October 2016 to January 2017 have been quite interesting related to the press about Savings accounts in Belgium. I know interest rates in the USA and other countries are also low. End of October 2016 Suddenly the press communicates that one Belgian bank KBC, changed the conditions of the savings account for […]

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Reflection on Belgian TAX stupidity In 2015, the Belgian government under Prime Minister Michel invented a speculation tax of 33% on capital gains of shares and options if they were sold within 6 months. The losses could not be deducted (as in other countries) so this tax led to a behavioral change amongst the little […]

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