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With two ETFsâ XUS and XICâ youâ ve got U.S. and Canadian stock exposure in one simple portfolio. Allocate $10,000 to XUS and $5,000 to XIC, reinvest your dividends, and rebalance once a year.

That’s enough to take as much as 0.8 of a percentage point off the returns of a $25,000 2MP portfolio, 0.4 of a point off a $50,000 portfolio and 0.2 of a point off a $100,000 portfolio.

Here are three top dividend stocks for you to start researching for a simple income portfolio. Start investing in this stable telecom stock The Canadian stock market yields about 3%.

To test this, assume we invest $100 in an ETF portfolio starting Jan. 1, 2014, and hold it to Dec. 31, 2022. (The nine-year period was chosen because that is how long all of these ETFs have been ...

That means that 100% of your portfolio would likely be in fixed income to avoid the volatility on the stock market. You might simply put your down payment into a high interest savings account, or ...

As Richards writes, “By default, if it’s simple, say only two steps instead of ten, we think we’re missing out.” We need to get past the idea that complex portfolios increase our chances ...

A portfolio composed of 60% in the Total World Stock ETF and 40% in the Total Bond Market ETF would have earned 5.74% annually from July 2008 through July 2017, assuming annual rebalancing.