Ferrari hits starting blocks in IPO on Wednesday + MORE Oct 21st

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Last night’s election was clear: We weren’t happy with status quo.
“It was a very clear verdict that Canadians were seeking real change,” said Pramod Udiaver, CEO of online advisor service, Invisor. “The Liberals campaigned and won with a focus on the middle-class,” says Udiaver, “with many of their promises attempting to make a meaningful difference for middle-income families.”
While most Canadians still struggle with paying too much in taxes, trying to maximize savings while making sound financial decisions, the new Liberal majority government will have real impact on the nation’s real estate market.
Continued interest by foreign investors
“From a fiscal point of view, the Liberal government will be moving Canada from a modestly restrictive economy to an economy with modest stimulus,” explained Craig Alexander, vice president of economic analysis at the C…

Ferrari NV’s initial public offering makes its debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, with owner Fiat Chrysler hoping it will burst out of the starting block.

IPO gives car maker a market capitalization of nearly $10-billion

Canada’s investment community is left wondering how – and when – the Liberal government will fulfill its campaign promise to roll back the contribution limit for tax-free savings accounts

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Welcome to my latest dividend income update.  For those of you new to these posts on my site, every month I discuss my approach to investing focusing on dividend paying stocks and how reinvesting the dividends paid from the Canadian companies we own are helping us reach financial freedom.
For this month’s update, I thought I would do something a bit different.  I’m going to outline what I’d do if I was just starting out…on my dividend investing journey.
Like I mentioned in previous dividend income updates, although I’m a fan of low-cost Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) to diversify my portfolio more going forward, I continue to hold and reinvest dividends paid from dozens of blue-chip Canadian companies in our non-registered accounts and Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs).  I do this because I’m after this passive income stream for retirement (and my RRSP is maxed out for 2015).
Just starting out…
If I had a few thousand dollars to start my dividend investing journey today, I’d probably buy what I did 5+ years ago:  a company like Enbridge…